Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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I-me vi !m, X .,. we 3 s ..,,,... ,W ,..... ,.. ......,......,,..,.,.....,,.,............,..--, www- R I MR. E. C. ANDERSON Principal of Reidsville High School MR. C. C. LIPSCOMB Superintendent of Reidsville Schools 11:55, H ---Q Q35-521 A HDIHIHISTRHTIUH l 1 MR. JULIUS ABERNETHY B. A. - E.C. T. C. M. A. - U. N. C. ETI?iiuWECYV3f1ET21f SENIOR TEACHERS English-Guidance I Q FOR OUR GOLDEN YEARS 1 Mathematics X-rf . kplvlx 1 x 'jx 1 Miss KATE CONLEY 'Q . ,. ,iff - B. A. - U. N.c Social Studies mfwwmyw X MISS ANNIE B. ANTHONY FHCULTM B.A MISS SARA HOLCOMB B. A. - Wake Forest English MR. GILMER BINKLEY B. S. Appalachian Mathematics ' ffm! WW 7' Alai? s 6 MISS JEAN SCOTT B, S. Appalachian B. A. - Longwood Home Economics MISS ELIZABETH BOWLES -W.C.U.N.C.-M.A.-U.NpC English W? MISS GRACE FRAZIER . French yvfjf, 7.fN ,fl 7L,o'f ,jfqlf . - Physical. Education n X Social Science M155 EDNA MORGAN Y - N B. A, - Wake Forest , ly ' X French-History fr ff . 5 I K , U. of . , N V U5 n , f. l ' J JJ H. E by Miss LORENE CRALLE In A, jx J J . jo ,Alf 1 J B, A. - Randolph Macon lu cs' K! .ry JRVQ I 5 fx Mmm I . f I ,lf , Q. X , rf , N, 'X xw S ' ' ' J, hc, if xx' ,J Q nl ,I J 5 . n H , as .xlwrhlxxxli X K4 , ' N--D I rv I, J QX5 All MR. 1, w. KNIGHT M Lf! l Q Q lx ' B, A, Elon: M. A. - N. Qjhf xv . -Y .. I , if Q if R- 'ly-I A SVI X P T A Y X lxlgg - yi W1 1 MR. HOY ISAACS 5 , Vp NN 2' B, S. - Appalachian- ,ff .l Q l M. A. - Peabody A A ' ' Physical Education . Social Studies ,I Z D V n -fri,-352 N -,,:.- ugvt .Q . A' ,L or W N I CHARLIE EXUM A' ' Vtijlimsl A .. - - SIZES ILFW ,I ff?'P f?'Y 'i Industrial Am 'I I,-' :,- I W ' 'QE - J ll ff Iii- gig-, A MRS THELMA GLASS .4 A - Chowan ', J- WL f i , I English ' 'L-if - ' I -ll Z! In if HUGE, EC Q I it ' E QJOLOGY 2 5, f ' . 1 I .A ,.. V lr r I I u -fi MRS. MARJORIE JUSTICE B. S. - W. C. U. N. C. Home Economics MR. JACK E. JAMES B. A. - Elon Social Science MRS. SUE MONTGOMERY B, A, Tufts Latin MR, S. F. WELLS B, S, Clemson 5 Agriculture 5 , X 1 1 yi V. 1 x r Qf MR, CLYDE WADE 1 B. A. - U. N. C. ,f Band-Chorus ,,' if.. 7954 W., Efsh:-an mu MW ll'ba--11 -L'1'+ W4 'M .MW ww- Www Wk ii 8. 'Jar ' ,a 55, MRS . JEAN WILLIAMS ,swf FHCUHU MISS GERALDLNE HOLLAND B. S. S. A. - W. C. U. N. C. Commercial MRS. HELEN F. GILLIAM B. S. S. - High Point College Commercial MISS MARY ELLEN HOBSON B. S. - Appalachian Librarian J 5 . . , J -.1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Raeford Roberts - -------- President Bobby Butler ------ Vice-President Peggy Brannock -------- Secretary Max Dixon ------------ Treasurer ootton ------- Adviser Miss Anne W Coiors--Blue and Whire - - White Carnation Flower Waugh ,Xl Y Vs ff? ei., Wadi, WM 6- L- iv FRANCES ALSTON JUNE ALSTON DOROTHY ARNOLD MARIE BAR!-IAM Plum Doc Dottie Jean Snookie Cute as pie-record fan Good-lookin -horse Nice to know- Red locks-likes Fords bv- Q back rider likes to travel wx SEHIUHS ROBBLE BARKER Bobbie Slim, sweet--likes Fords too RUTH BEACH ANN BLACK Ruthie Isabel Worker - Mrs, Athletic-loves basketball J J 19' YVONNE BAYNES Von Short 'n cute-Dates Hollis NANCY BORLAND SANDRA BOWMAN Nancy Sandy Silent-draws R, H. S. ballerina-dances 'FUR 9 PEGGY BRANNOCK llpegll Dirnples - goes places K 'aw BETTY BRAY DONALD BROOKS KAY BUGHER llBettyll llDuCklI llKayell Good pal-goes places Unaffected-likes Becky Small fry -record fan JANE BURTS Jamey Constant chatterer- takes life easy KATHERINE CANADY ..Ka t.. Earnest- dates RONALDA CHANEY ll ll Tiny -loafs PATRICIA CHRISMON llpatli Full of life-goes places BOBBY BUTLER Robi Everybody's friend- stays at W, F. R. C. GLENN CLARK, IR. u Reffu Dependa ble -dances plays piano a -, -qw CHRISTINE CLIBORNE H H Quiet-plays piano BETTY DELANCEY Drew Oh so sweet-socilized SANDRA DENT Sandy Big brown eyes-loves music 'Cs qnf' kv' ROGER COBB HARRY CRADDOCK ROLLIN CURRAN Roger Crook Toy Powerful voice- Slow and easy- Gray matter plus -sports fan dates Louise likes to dance SEHIURS REBEK AH DICKERSON -'Becky-. Intelligent-loves people FXR ANNA DILL .. Annan Beautiful hair-dates -P1 ALICE DELAPP Tootsie Song bird-music lover THOMAS DLXON Tommy Nice 'n tall-works on cars an f 'fx hu. 'Rm MAX DIXON MAXINE DIXON HENRY DOUGLAS Max Maxine Henry One of the best- Class twin-loves life Allergic to studying- likes sports likes Howard's 9 C ALVERT DRINN ON II Dripil Oodles of fun-loafs W, J' 1 -'Q' SEHIUHS MARY ANN DUDLEY GLENDA DUNCAN F1ossie Jody Blond Bombshell- Honest 'n loyal enjoys life reads a lot MARY EARLES MICHAEL FARGIS WILLIAM FARLING RONALD FENNELL Mary Mike Farney Wormy Quiet-likes to go Dependable-likes women Athlete-likes apple cider Never a dull moment-dates . Niue sh FRED FLEAGLE, JR. Young Frederick Humorist-likes Alabama girls RONALD FREEMAN Ronald Dependable -amateur radio fan 5- 933 'hiv 'C' DOLORES GIBSON DOROTHY HALL Dee Dot Short stuff-knits and dances Good gal-listens to radio 3 1175 MARTHA HARBISON VIVIAN HARVEY Marty Pug Personality plus-fun lover Gal of few words- likes to eat CAROLYN HASH ROBERTA HEFFNER Blondie BETTY SUE HAYNES Berta BOBBY HILL There when needed Betty Talent plus-likes I-lillhean likes to eat Artistic-likes all arts Eddie Fisher and N. Y. Nice 'n tall-likes to date -iv 4 PATRICIA HOOPER MARTHA JO HOPKINS MARY LOU JONES WILLIAM JOHNSON Par Jo A Bobo Billy Quiet-likes to go Nice to know-record fan Good compqny-artist Intellectual-golfer .aww REBECCA KEY ANN SLOAN LEWIS Becky Sloan Quiet-likes photography Cute smile-loves life WILLIAMS MARSHALL BOBBY MAUS ROBERT LOWE Billy BARBARA MARTIN Spider Tom Thumb Handsome- Bobbie Great reader-likes Versatile-music lover likes 3 Lady Red head-likes to ride Leaksville wvmm., w',,, h 3' Q, 'R MYRTLE MCANALLY KENNETH MCKINNEY EMMETT MERRICKS, JR. ANNA MONTGOMERY Myrbie Lieutenant lei Anna Brunette-likes to go Silent type-likes baseball Popular-likes jam sessions Beauty plus brains 'V' ARNOLD MOORE Arnold Ray Likeable-plays baseball ALTON PEARSON Gomez Nice guy-ready for fun DOROTHY PEGRAM .. Dot.. Friendly lass- likes to go 'T Ylfvx ELVA PERDUE ll Ib IV Cute smile-likes Sam HA ZEL MOORE uG1,eyn Tall brunette T. V. fan ANN LEA PETTIGREW Pettigrew Lion leader-record fan 5? ' CALVLN POOLE GLADYS PRUITT LOIS PRUITT llTunkll yyKitty,ly llLoisVl Ready for fun-hunts Sweet-likes to date Good sport-radio fan CAROLYN RAND ..Lynn.. Friendly-likes to eat HOLLIS ROBERTSON Holly Sportsman-likes Yvonne SEHIUHS LUCILLE ROBERT SON Lucy Quiet-likes ra dio 'fee NANCY ROBERTSON Friend Tiny-likes to read RUSSELL RAMSEY ll Bud!! Dependable-likes sports III, N1 1 r A nRo L LQ x X ,. Sk, ii RAEFORD ROBERTS HR-ae!! Good looking-likes sports SARA RUMLEY Lizzie Mae Cute-likes radio QQ'-Q. YN? Eunice Nice 'n smart-plays piano VN-rx X , CAROLY-N SMITH ,. Jeep.. Vigorous-just likes life PEGGY SMITH Hpeggyll Lot of fun-loves Fords Y 7 if EUNICE SAUNDERS MARY SUE SCHOOLFIELD PEGGY SEBASTIAN OTI5 SIZEMORE Hsusie.. Mpeg.. uscooter.. Witty-likes to read Homemaker-likes radio Idle talker-muSiC lover I SEHIURS MYRA SPRINGS Il IV Lot of sparkle- likes dancing -vs Y' WILLIAM STALLINGS Quiet-likes to ride PATRICIA SMITH Trisha Sassy 'n sharp- likes dancing BOBBY STEWART Stewbeef S1ow Poke -flirter l alps Url-f--4 M-.-2 BARBARA STRADER KAY STRICKLAND BOBBY TALLEY BOBBIE JEAN TEAGUE Babs K Gusty Bob Silent type-loves Ken Good pal-reads a lot No worries- Shorty -radio listener .V HM. ,A .gvql I . Q, X f'Bi? loves Wake Forest EUGENE WALTERS Gene Fun lover -hunns JERRY WARE Crow Easy going-dates Bee ,nn -lv BETTY LOU WARF Chicken Loves basketball and life MARIORIE WAYNICK Margie Quiet-radio listener .I Q 1 E' V GAYNELLE WARE ll Gay!! Lil Bit-likes Lillard FRANCES WEAVER ..Fran.. Good gal-Bethany fan -:fx L 65 sn Q' DAVID WHITE WILLIAM WHITLOW LADY BARBARA WILKERSON JANET WILLIAMS Giant Little Willie Lady Janet Quiet lad Easy goer-fun lover Constant chatterer- Efficient - likes to swim likes Billy 1'?5'-. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS ShiIl Basketball player- likes to sing PATRICIA WILSON ..P amy.. Housewife-cooks 'n cleans fw- tn SARA WRIGHT usera.. Quiet-likes to eat GYPSY YOUNT llGy.plI Never idle-dates Mac it 1-, HARRY WILSON Harry Sincere-Eddie Arnold fan JUDY ZIMMERMAN Doodle Personality girl-swimmer Q., 'i1'?T x eniar Directargf FRANCES BULLOCK ALSTON F. H. A. 1,25 Library Club 3,45 N. C. H. S, L. A. 3,45 Latin Club 15 Monogram Club 45 French Club 2,35 Jun- ior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 3,45 Glee Club 45 Cheerleader 4. JUNE GIDEON ALSTON, JR. F. F. A. 1,2,3,45 Reporter 25 Football Manager 1,25 Basketball 3,45 Superlative-Best Looking 4. DOROTHY JEAN ARNOLD Junior Dramatic Club 15 French Club 2,35 Library Club 45 Bible Club 4. ELSIE MARLE BARHAM French Club 2,3. ROBBIE HUNT BARKER ROCHELLE YVONNE BAYNES Bible Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Class Treasurer 35 Home Room Representative 4. RUTH GORDON BEACH Bible Club 35 French Club 35 Class Song 4. CECELIA ANN BLACK French Club 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Library Club 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Field Day Winner 1,2,35 Superlative- Most Athletic. NANCY ERVIN BORLAND SANDRA LORRAINE BOWMAN Glee Club 15 Band 2,3,45 Tumbler 2,35 Majorette 45 Historian 45 Junior Dramatic Club 1,25 Secretary 25 Social Committee l,2,45 Chairman 45 Library Club 35 Social Committee 35 French Club 2,35 Senior Drama- tic Club 3,45 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 35 Home Room Representative 25 Vice-President of Stu- dent Council 35 Secretary of North Carolina Student Council Congress 45 Delegate to N.C. S. C. C. 3,45 Delegate to Central Disnict Student Council Congress 35 Marshal 35 Superlative-Most Talented. BETTY ANN BRAY F, H. A. 15 Junior Dramatic Club 15 Library Club 45 Bible Club 4. PEGGY ANN BRANNOCK Junior Dra m a ti c C l u b lg Senior Dramatic Club 25 Class Secretary 2,35 French Club 2,35 President 3. DONALD BLAIR BROOKS Junior Varsity Basketball l. KAY FRANCES BUGHER Junior Dramatic Club 15 French Club 25 F. H. A. 1,25 Library Club 4. ELIZABETH JANE BURTS Junior Dramatic Club 15 French Club 2,35 Library Club 3,45 N. C. H. S.L. A. 3,45 Bible Club 45 Delegate to Girls' State 3. ROBERT DOUGLAS BUTLER Home Room Representative 15 Glee Club 1,45 Junior Dramatic Club lg Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Band2, 3,45 French Club 2,35 Key Club 45 Tr affic and Fire Drill Committee 3,45 Chairman 45 Vice-President of Class 45 Superlative-Most Popular 4. KATHERINE ANN CANADY French Club 2,35 F. H. A. 1. RONALDA ANNE CHANEY Junior Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club 1,25 French Club 2,35 Bible Club 4. PATRICIA ELLEN CHRISMON Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Song Leader 35 French Club 2,3. GLENN REFFORD CLARK, JR. Latin Club 1,23 Junior Classical League 1,25 Program Chairman 25 Junior Dramatic Club 15 Band 1,2,35 His- torian 3g Misfits 25 Handbook Staff 25 Social Commit- tee 25 Publicity Committee 25 Library Club 3,45 Treas- urer 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 3,45Marshal 35 Key Club 3,45 Social Chairman 35 Secretary 45 Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 President 45 Program Committee 45 Play Cast 45 Debate Club 45 Junior Rotarian 4. BONNIE CHRISTINE CLIBORNE Glee Club 1,25 F, H. A. 1,25 French Club 2,35 Bible Club 4. HARRY WARREN CRADDOCK Superlative-Friendliest. Senior Directory WILLIAM ROGER COBB F, F, A. l,2,3,45 President 45 Class President 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Superlative-Most Dependable. ROLLIN THADDEUS CURRAN Delegate to North Carolina Student Council Congress, Central District 2,3,45 President 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 35 Key Club 3,45 Vice-President35 Treas- urer 45 President of Student Organization 45 Treasurer 35 Library Club 2,3,45 N, C. H. S. L. A. 2,3,45 Chief Marshal 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Debater 35 Debate Med- al 35 President's Council 3,45 Superlative-Most Intel- lectual 4. BETTY DREW DELANCEY Junior Dramatic Club lg F, H. A. 15 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 25 French Club 2,35 Library Club 2,3, 45 Social Committee 3,45 Chairman 45 Prophecy 4. ALICE VIRGINIA DELAPP Junior Dramatic Club 1,25 Senior Dramatic Club 35 Latin Club 15 French Club 25 F. H. A. 2,35 Vice-Pres- ident 35 Library Club 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Majorette 1, 2,3,4. SANDRA ELEANOR DENT Ohio: Mixed Chorus 15 Librarian 15 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Class President 15 Minstrel lg Reidsville: Library Club 2,3,45 N, C, H, S. L, A. 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Bible Club 25 Publicity Committee 45 Marshal 35 RENOCAHI Typist 4. REBEKAH MAE DICKERSON Class Treasurer 25 French Club 2,35 Second Place in National French Contest 25 First Place in State French Contest 35 Junior Dramatic Club 25 Senior Dramatic Club 35 Marshal 35 Superlative-Most Intellectual 4. ANNA CHRISTINE DILL Bib1eClub 2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45N. C. H. S, L, A, 2,3,4. MAX THOMAS DIXON French Club 2,35 Key Club 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Football 45 Delegate to Boys' State 35 Class Treasurer 4. THOMAS WRAY DIXON French Club 2,35 Junior Dramatic Club 1,25 Band 1,2 3,4. MAXINE DIXON Junior Dramatic Club 1,25 F, H. A, lg Latin Club 2,35 Winner Jaycee Oratorical Contest 35 Winner Local W, C. T. U, Essay Contest 35 Third Place in State Con- test 35 Publicity Committee 45 Library Club 45 Testat- rix 4. HENRY JAMES DOUGLAS Junior Dramatic Club lg Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4. LEWIS CALVERT DRINNON Maury High School, Norfolk, Virginia: Glee Club 2,35 Hi-Y 35 Track 35 Reidsville: Band 15 Junior Dramatic Club 15 Baseball 4. MARY ANN DUDLEY Home Room Representative 1,35 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 2,35 Junior Dramatic Club 15 F, H. A. lg Library Club2,3,45 SocialChairman 35 Program Chair- man 45 French Club 2,35 Band 3,45 Color Guard 35 Sec- retary 45 Superlative-Most Unforgettable 4. GLENDA SUE DUNCAN F. H, A. 2,3,45 President 35 Library Club 2,3,45 N. C. H. S. L, A. Delegate 35 Glee Club 2. MARY MAGDALENE EARLES JAMES MICHAEL FARGIS Glee Club 2,45 Junior Dramatic Club 25 Senior Drama- tic Club 3, Bank 3,45 French Club 2,33 Bible Club 4. WILLIAM EARL FARLING Football 2,3,45 Captain 45 All Western Honorable Mention 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Library Club 45 N, C. H. S, L, A. 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Superlative-Most Athletic 4. FREDERICK BOND FLEAGLE, JR. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Monogram Club 4. RONALD DEAN FENNELL Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Junior Dramatic Club 25 Senior Dramatic Club 15 Fire Drill and Traffic Committee 3,45 Monogram Club 4. RONALD FREEMAN Band 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Key Club 3,4. F Senior DOLORES YVONNE GIBSON Roxboro High: S. V. Cheerleader 25 Science Club 25 F, F. A. 1,25 Advanced Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Home Room Secretary 2. Reidsville: Glee Club 3,45 Golden Lion 4. DOROTHY LOUISE HALL Bible Club l,2,3,4g Junior Dramatic Club 1. MARTHA ELLEN HARBISON Junior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 House and Grounds Committee 25 Library Club 3,45 President 45 President's Council 45 N. C. I-I. S, L. A. Delegate 35 District Vice-President 45 Glee Club 2,45 Associate Editor of RENOCAI-H 45 Publicity Committee Chairman 4. VIVIAN ANN HARVEY L a tin Club 1,25 Home Room Representative 25 Glee Club 2,3,45 F. H. A. 3,45 Parliamentarian 45 Library Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Bible Club 4. CAROLYN REBECCA HASH Junior Dramatic Club 15 French Club 2,35 Library Club 4. ROBERTA LOUISE HEFFNER Latin Club 1,25 Delegate to State Convention 25 Artist of Forum 25 F. H. A. 2,35 Reporter 35 Library Club 3, 45 N. C, H. S. L. A. 3,45 Delegate 3,45 State Reporter 45 Senior Dramatic Club 3,45 Scrapbook Custodian 4. Editor-in-Chief of RENOCAHI 45 Chairman of House and Grounds Committee 45 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 2. BOBBY LEE HILL PATRICIA ANN HOOPER Junior Dramatic Club 15 Latin Club 1,25 Glee Club 2, 35 Library Club 4. MARTHA JO HOPKINS La tin Club 1,25 Junior Classical League 25 Editor of Forum 25 Junior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Library Club 45 Band 2,3,45 Majorette2,3, 45 Point System Committee 45 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 25 Play Cast 45 Features Editor of RENO- CAHI 4. ROBERT POWELL LOWE Bank 1,2,3,,45 French Club 35 Latin Club 1,25 Junior Draglatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 2,35 Key Clu 4. Ecffj .Sue I-1321765 JIUUIOI' Drgmgfrc CMA French Club -2,3j QZFHPX Clu! f Koster MARY LOU JONES Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Librarian 2,35 Junior Dramatic Club 1,25 President 25 Senior Dramatic Club 3,45 French Club 2,35 Vice-President 35 Library Club 3,45 Class Vice-President 25 C h airm an of Program Committee 45 RENOCAHI Artist 45 Miss R. H, S. 4. WILLIAM HOLMES JOHNSON Glee Club 1,23 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Football Manager 1,2,3,45 Head Manager 3,45 Shrine Bowl Manager 45 Marshal 35 Key Club 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Chairman of Lost and Found Committee 45 Sports Editor ofRENOCAHI 45 Superla- tive Most Likely to Succeed 4. EDNA REBECCA KEY Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 2,3,45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 2,3,45 F. H. A, 2,35Pa1'Ii.al'1'1C1'lIalTia1'l 35 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 25 House and Grounds Commit- tee 45 Bible Club 2,3,45 Corresponding Secretary 4. ANNE SLOAN LEWIS Latin Club 1,25Library Club l,2,3,45N. C. H, S. L. A, 1,2,3,45 F. H, A, 3,45 Song Leader 45 Bible Club l,2,45 Glee Club 2,3. WALLACE WILLIAMS MARSHALL, JR. L a tin Club 1,25 Bible Club 2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Song Leader 45 Glee Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 Key Club 3,45 President 45 Junior Rotarian 4. BARBARA ANN MARTIN BOBBY WAYNE MAUS Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 4. MYRTLE BEATRICE MCANALLY Latin Club 1,25 Junior Classical League 1,25 Delegate to State Convention 25 Junior Dramatic Club lg Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 N. C. H, S. L, A. 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4g Chief Librarian 2. KENNETH LEE MCKINNEY F. F. A. 1,2,3,4,55 Monogram Club 2,3,4,55 Baseball 1. EMMETT COLEMAN MERRICKS, JR. Band 1,2,3,45 President 4: Cheerleader 15 Home Room Representative 15 F, F. A. 15 Library Club 2,35 French Club 2,35 Sports Editor of LA PENDULE 35 Key Club 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Monogram Club 35 Bus Driver 2,35 President's Council 45 Superlative-Most Talented 4. Q N 'J Scniar ANNA WITHERS MONTGOMERY Latin Club 1,25 Associate Editor of FORUM 25 Junior Classical League 1,25 Junior Dramatic Club 15 Play Cast 15 Glee Club 2,35 Publicity Chairman 35 Public- ity Committee 1,2,45 House and Grounds Committee 25 Class President 15 Library Club 2,3,45 N. C, H, S. L, A. 2,3,45 Publicity Chairman 3,45 Marshal 35 Sen- ior Dramalic Club 2,3,45 Bible Club 45 Home Room Representative 45 Business Editor of RENOCAHI 45 De- bate Club 45 Superlative-Most Likely to Succeed 4. ARNOLD ROGERS MOORE Fl'Cl'1Cll Club 3.4: Monogram Club 2.3.41 Baseball 2,3. 45 Basketball 3,4. HAZEL GREY MOORE Junior Dramatic Club 15 French Club 3,4. CHARLES ALTON PEARSON F. F, A, 1,2,3,45 School Bus Driver 4. DOROTHY MAE PEGRAM Junior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 2,35 French Club 2,3. ELVA LEA PERDUE Junior Dramatic Club 15 French Club 2,3. ANN LEA PETTIGREW Latin Club 1,25 Consul 25 Junior Dramatic Club 1,25 Senior Dramatic Club 3,45 Vice-President 45 F. H. A, 15 Library Club 3,45 N. C. H. S. L, A, 3,45 Glee Club 45 Bible Club 25 Class Secre tary 35 Cheerleader 4: Chief 45 Monogram Club 45 Chairman of Point System Committee 45 Superlative-Most School Spirited 4. CALVIN DENTON POOLE Glee Club 1,2,35 Junior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Key Club 3,45 Library Club 45 Publicity Committee 45 Superlative- Wittiest 4. GLADYS FRANCES PRUITT French Club 2,35 F. H. A, 1. LOIS LEA PRUITT French Club 2,3. !I 1 1 kaster RUSSELL DARRELL RAMSEY French Club 2,35 Home Room Representative 25 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 S u p e rl a tiv e-Most School Spirited 4. CAROLYN ANN RAND Junior Dramatic Club 15 Treasurer 15 French Club 2,35 Bible Club 2,35 Band 1,2,35 Librarian 35 Class Presi- dent 25 President's Co un cil 25 Home Room Repre- sentative 35 Secretary to Student Assembly 35 Super- lative-Friendliest 4. RAEFORD DOUGLAS ROBERTS Latin Club 15 French Club 2,35 Class President 45 Home Room Representative 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Superlative-Best All-Round 45 Junior Rotarian 45 School Bus Driver 3,4. ANNIE LUCILLE ROBERTSON French Club 2,3. HOLLIS ROBERTSON F, F. A. 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Vice-President 25 President 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Cap- tain 45 Class Vice-President 35 School Bus Driver 3,45 Safety Award 35 Junior Rotarian 4. NANCY FOY ROBERTSON Junior Dramatic Club 15 French Club 2,35 Bible Club 4 , SARA ELIZABETH RUMLEY Wentworth:Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Class President 15 Reidsville: Latin Club 2,3. EUNICE DELORES SAUNDERS Latin Club 1. MARY SUE SCHOOLFIELD F. H, A. 45 French Club 3. PEGGY MAE SEBASTIAN French Club 25 Junior Dramatic Club 1. JAMES OTIS SIZEMORE, JR. Band 1,2,3,45 Misfivs 45 Glee Club 45 Latin Club 1,25 Junior Classical League 1,25 Library Club 2,3,45 Vice- President 45 Key Club 3,45 Board of Directors 45 Chair- man Ways and Means Committee 45 Monogram Club 45 Football Manager 4. 1, 5,5 ii 5 . 'W , , ' li' fy, 5 Jil' 'N ',' 9 ' 5 J - ki- il: CAROLYN ANNETTE SMITH Junior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Class Vice-President Ig French Club 2,35 Bible Club 45 Glee Club 45 Library Club 45 Home Room Represent- ative 45 Basketball Manager 35 Monogram Club 45 Advertising Manager of RENOCAHI 45 Superlative- Most Dependable 4. PATRICIA DIANNE SMITH Library Club 3,45 Delegate to N. C. H. S. L. A. 3: Junior Dramatic Club lg Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Delegate to Senior Dramatic Club Festival 25 Home Room Representative Ig Latin Club 1,25 Secretary lg Treasurer 25 Handbook Staff 25 F. H. A, 15 Runner-up in Beauty Pageant 1,25 Superlative-Best Looking 4. PEGGY JOYCE SMITH MYRA ELIZABETH SPRINGS Junio r Dramatic Club lg Senior Dramatic Club 2,35 French Club 2,35 Color Guard 3,45 Library Club 45 Traffic and Fire Drill Co mmittee 25 Glee Club Ig Bible Club 45 House and Grotmds Committee 45 Super- lative-Wittiest 4. WILLIAM SPENCER STALLINGS BOBBY LEE STEWART Band 1,2,3,4,55 Library Club 4. BARBARA LAWSON STRADER Library Club 1,23 Latin 1,25 Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Sec- retary 3g Glee Club 2,35 F. H, A. 1. KAY FRANCES STRICKLAND Be tha ny: Cheerleader 15 Poster Club lg Home Ec- onomics Club lg Junior Dramatic Club Ig 4-H Sec- retary Ig F, H, A, 15 Monogram Club lg Reidsville: J. V. Basketball 25 French Club 3,45 Bible Club 45 N, C, H, S, L, A, 45 Library Club 4. BOBBY EUGENE TALLEY Library Club 45 N. C, H. S, L, A. 4, HAROLD EUGENE WALTERS Junior Dramatic Club 1,25 Senior Dramatic Club 3,45 French Club 25 Football 4. GAYNELLE WARE Junior Dramatic Club Ig Bible Club Ig F. H, A, Ig French Club 2,35 Typist for French Club 45 Gi.rl's State Delegate 35 Elected on City Council to Girls' State 3, JERRY WARE French Club l,2. BETTY LOU WARF Basketball 1,2,3,4. MARJORIE MANIZA WAYNICK French Club Ig Junior Dramatic Club 1. DAVID MYLES WHITE FRANCES ANN WEAVER Library Club 2,3,45 N, C. H. S, L. A. 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Bible Club 25 F, H, A, 4. WILLIAM DANIEL WHITLOW F. F. A. 1,2,3,45 Junior Dramatic Club lg Library Club 25 School Bus Driver 3. LADY BARBARA WILKERSON Junior Dramatic Club 15 Home Room Representative lg French Club 2,35 Bible Club 45 Glee Club 45 Libra- ry Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Monogram Club 4, ELSIE JANET WILLIAMS Latin Club 1,25 Bible Club 35 Library Club 3,45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 3,45 Secretary to Principal 45 Publicity Committee 4. SHIRLEY JANE WILLIAMS Bible Club 25 Glee Club I,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,4. HARRY LESTER WILSON Foo tball 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Library Club 4. PATRICIA MOORE WILSON Junior Dramatic Club 15 French Club 2. SARA ANN WRIGHT French Club 2,35 Junior Dra ma tics Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 2. GYPSY LEE YOUNT Class Treasurer lg Junior Dramatic Club lg French Club 2,35 Treasurer 35 Band 2,3,45 Majorette 3,45 Co- Librarian 45 Library Club 3,45 Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 35 Activities Editor of RENOC AHI 45 Superlative- Most Popular 4. JUDY ANN ZIMMERMAN Junior Dramatic Club lg Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 French Club2,35 Editor-in-Chief of French Newspaper 35 School Bus Driver 45 Superlative-Best All Round 4. IN MEMORIAN 12 xi. el BETTY JUNE CHILDRESS June 17, 1936-September 22, 1951 ,Si 0' A 1 U 1 'fq-,TF-Xjgg ,. 5 an 1 l 4 I ll -i I 5 yy , - -5- f J l . 4 1 w 1 Most School-Spirit Most Dependable RUSSELL RAMSEY CAROLYN SMITH ANN LEA PETTIGREW ROGER COBB Supcrla I1 mfs Most Popular Most Talented BOBBY BUTLER SANDRA BOWMAN GYPSY YOUNT E. C. MERRICKS, JR. T F, we I Best Athletes Friendliest WILLIAM FARLING CAROLYN RAND ANN BLACK HARRY CRADDOCK Most Unforgettable Most Intellectual RONALD FENNELL ROLLIN CURRAN MARY ANN DUDLEY REBEKAH DICKERSON B ' A ff 9, 11: N' fm .as Q '72 A C ,.. 133' A . I , Most Likely to Succeed Wittiest BILLY JOHNSON CALVIN POOLE ANNA MONTGOMERY MYRA SPRINGS Best Looking Best A11 Round PATRICIA SMITH JUDY ZIMMERMAN IUNE AL51-QN RAEFORD ROBERTS OFHCERS Waiter O'Briarrt ------ President David Bray ------ Vice-President Ioan Davis ----------- Secretary Jeannie Gaiiiher ------ Treasurer 3? X A ' ------ Adviser 5, Miss Grace Frazier Colors: Green and White Fiower: Gardenia Nx 59 r ' 4 if SZaaf'l?efz gecawig Zfnzzed junior 611155 First Row: Mary Lea Aldridge, David Amos, Doris Apple, Ronald Apple,Rebecca Bailey Rachel Benfield. Second Row: Mattie Blakely, Susie Blevins, Ronald Borland, David Bray Betty Briggs, Ken Burrows. Third Row: Tommy Chapmon, Donald Chilton, Wanda Cly mer, Jean Cobb, Jimmy Cobb, Shirley Cobb, Fourth Row: Bobby Cooke, John Craddock Joan Davis, Shelby Dill, Connie Dellinger, Marsha Dixon. FifLh Row: Barbara Driscoll E,tta Dunevant, Mary Farling, Hermine Farming, Wilma Ferguson, Joan Fulp. Y' 's 2 as A l ai 1 ax .K 5 t V Hb ,,5f, .,, was .vp W ff , V 1-V 11.1225 1, L 5- ,i 9 X 'Y if --f ,' J 'Wi' f, r Z , , , 4 4- 3, l gm PN X R X 'W' ig' Af' 'K ' gl' P ',,,' ' 'R S ,, Q Q fl A 25.333151 X X V R ' tvs W 1 I J Ai ..,l X 1' ii- V First Row: Nola Morris, Walter O'Briant, Russell Palmer,Pat.ricia Parrish, Joanne Paschal, Rachel Paschal. Second Row: Joan Pegram, Rebecca P egram, Bobby Price, Louise Pritchett, Robert Pritchett, Gayle Reynolfk. Third Row: Doris Roach, Delores Roberts, Nancy Robertson, Billy Ross, Willard Rumley, Alvis Sapaugh, Fourth Row: Walter Scott, Alex Smith, Benny Smith, Buddy Smith, Melvin Smith, Nancy Smith. Fifth Row: Jean Soyars, Diana Standahl, Jerry Stanfield, Bobby Stanley, Levi Stanley, Tommy Stanley. junior 611155 junior 611155 First Row: Mary Jean Galliher, Joseph Gann, Shelby Garner, Elvin Greene, Bonnie Greg- ory, Shirlene Hall. Second Row: Serena Hendrix, Nicky Hester, Frank Hooper, Charles Hoover, Floyd Hough, Gail Hughes. Third Row: Rosetta Jarrell, Peggy Jefferson, Lamar Jolly, Joanne Jones, Frances Kelley, John Knowles. Fourth Row: Margaret Lee Lester, Audrey Madren, Billy Manley, Arlene Marks, Louise McCollum, Barbara McKinney. Fifth Row: Charles McKinney, Donald McKinney, James McKinney, Kelly Minyard Nancy Moore, Ronald Moore. VFR 4 X 'T' s-J 'X J 'f Q1 ' F f . I , 'f A Al 1: lxlji , I Q ,X x H -eva . xxx N f ., 'e ': v .Gr 1 ,. .ls ' ' V 4 Q. Q K 1 j S if 7' F an 612 as f 5 'L juuiar 611155 First Row: Nancy Stevens, Junior Stewart, Mary Beth Stokes, Shirley Stone, Ellen Snick- land. Second Row: Judy Swain, David Talley, Carol Toler, Betty Jo Trent, Janice Trent, Rebecca Turpin. Third Row: Margaret Tysinger, Marian Vernon, Bobby Walker, Eugene Walker, Wallace Warren, Robert Waynick. Fourth Row: Barbara Wilkerson, Virginia Wilkins, Alene Wilson, Jo Anne Wingfield, Harold Wray, John Young. f .607 rf f . J L, ,W Sf 9 4w 1 at S 'iff' ,r Not Pictured: Cecil Dixon, Rogers Madren, Barbara Simmons uf 4. AP' ::-- Ni F x S R E i LA s s Ciauciia Barnes '-------- President T erry Giideweii- - - Vice -President Beveriy Rentz ---------- Secretary Wesiey Trotter -----'--- Treasurer Miss Sean Scott --------- - Adviser d and White Colors: Re Flower: Red Rose SY is' fl ' WL' I P wer, A J J ix fl fri'-Uhllmlllj, 'X ' is xi ' S Xf L F it . E 5 MGM Z gf Salma! fda Y ,f . , Il ce .fffe 4 .Sgf,aaZ,, l o AN- lt' ' . lNVXx C ,, ' Wffhwl f i PJ su af C15 Dill., QXJLLWT 4 P E . if-NJ Q Quai. ku... C ,H f H-J S Tr ,QV 'JJ' ,J-K ij A ' 'A' -Fbcbl' L,f:rXsNgx JYQAQ' DC ix . I-'K FU . v 1 ,. 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Q -vs e - V K, V J I , QQQN X r J bf , ., s, ax . 4 , ew FZ. , MAL of-.6 d is 1- QT li gt... I - J L sq.. 1 rs, - S. . .. is , f r i--J K , N . ' ,A mi' L x , W, as J x , -J :Q v Q- A R 4. 'Q Ni - Q ,. 114,A . Q Q 4 A ,J N' X 'Lg ik ' 1 .I n 1 ,e W ' , Y' ff' W W. Ig W A 1 ,i ,A J A, ,X. F , 3 ' f ,f.- iz ' Giga. J ' X 5,1 g e R fr QR , , 1 .' Q- if ' P ' 4 A' A , , J 5 A' i - f JL. 1 A' .,,., ,,N. 1 ' 'J Ahbl '- K, X ' W it ' -' Q '- , K Xf - a .P , N I - P V,:,,-, J , X U f r G K xl Clara Mae Faircloth Patricia Jackson Wayne Madren Lewis Ford Eddie James Ann Martin Gail French Betty Jean Jeffreys John Mason Billy Frye Carol Johnson Betty McKinney Ray Garrell Jerry Garrett Betty Cates George Kelly Gibbs Terry Glidewell Michael Green Barbara Gregory Bobby Hall Virginia Harrell Patricia Harrison Elsie Hash Betty Bruce Hill Clark Holt Jerry Huskey Charles Jolly Herman Jones Malinda Jones Nancy Jones Peggy Jones Charles Joyce Lois Kallam Donald Krites Shelby Land Charles Liebscher Barbara Litaker Minnie Laura Lively Rachel Lynn Hubert Madren, Jr. Sophomore 611155 Grey McKinney Mary Lois McKinney Curtis McMillan Jimmy Merricks Ann Milner Howard Mitchell Charles Moore Jay Lee Morton Pete Nicopolius James Nixon David Norman Gene Overby Linda Pace John Page W. M D Cecil Parrish Mary Ann Paschla Leonard Paschal Peggy Paschal Henry Pegram Wade Perdue Gerald Powell Linda Pryor Beverly Rentz Barbara Robertson Shirley Rumley Gail Russell Judith Saunders Mattie Sebastian r Saphamarc Nancy Shreve Sue Shropshire Walter Simpson Stanley Sizemore Jack Smith James Smith Shirley Spencer Betty Stallings Edna Starnes Barbara Shader Bobby Strader Melvin Sutherland Nancy Swann Marian Talley Elass Neva Toler Gail Trent Jimmy Trotter Wesley Trotter Dura Vaughn Gwendolyn Walker Sharon Walker Clyde Ware Martha Lou Ware Kathleen Williams Micky Williams Carlton Winstead Margie Woodall Grey Underwood Irene Shelton Jerry Tate ffl H . jc:-glrkl T 2 f , t 1' A 25 ' P tg ' ec t' 1 - ' Y K J X r f 4 X J V P A J n at t 2 ei 1 'ST 4 7- 1.5 .. 1 SR, 4 f 'LX i. li G- it is are ,Q 13 V1 K A S . ff Tf ' B r' we - :K s.,i b X 2. Tiki x rr V , X vel X? 1 X 1 ' , j l , s T , . 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W K I wi 1 Betty Barham Donald Dixon Philip Everette Betty Gilley SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Shelby Hiatt Carol Simmons John Medley Stephen Somers Kenneth Pryor Matella Wood Shirley Ramsey FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Tommy Wilkerson ----- President Nelson Young ----- Vice -President Jennie Cliapmon ------- Secretary Anne Wallace Foster ---- Treasurer QNor Picruredj Mrs, Marjorie Justice ----- Adviser Color-Navy Blue and White Flower-Gardenia JW -rfi D IWW 2: .pm 1 Ai :- XX fl Wai QLnz4!LeCf My M, 8 , an aqua Y ' is 9rc'sl1men Sandra Allen Ouida Apple Buster Arnold Carolyn Arnold Regina Bailey Rosilee Baynes Nellie Gray Bennett Betty Brame Eddie Brame Yvonne Brame Barbara Bray William Brannock Donald Brown Wayne Brown Ted Bruce Joyce Buchanan Martha Bugher Mae Lea Busick Linda Ann Butler Jerry Canady Roger Carter James Chaney Joel Chaney Jennie Chapman Shirley Chapman Kenneth Clark Bill Cliborne Dianne Cobb Louise Cobb Arthur Cobb George Collins Helen Combs Bill Comer Hilda Cook Jimmy Cooke Bobby Craddock Hazel Crouse Tim Daniel JO Ann Davis Sarah Davis James Denny Dorothy Dill Linda Dixon Paul Doss Brenda Dove Marv Dove Joyce Dunagin Vivian Echols Judy Edwards Donald Elliott Ronald Elliott Herman Fargis Pat Faulker Jimmy Fleagle Anne Foster Wayne French Mozelle Frye Rose Gann Ann Gardner Gene Garrett Mike Genny Herbert Hall Linda Haney Harry Lee Harrelson J. Carlton Harrelson Julia Harris Betty Lou Hash J. L. Hensley Billy Hildebrandt . - :rn ' - Ji 2111 at A J. -T mf? 4 J ' an ,sv .wr T 'r l ll? 'ft f A .. - .1 Q al tg gf' gs K J ry: 'NJA A I f tis J: Ni fl ir S fl - . . . J nil, N J' J JJ-:L -T' .. Q. Q ,fx 4 ' K ,Q t' F 'GQILQ 5 1 I B ha, -x 4 if ef Jef 26 J A J Q 5, Q - I .lx .rf L. gr? Q52 1-Ile' 'E Arg' , 1 Ki -5 . sk? Ei J 4' .kr H, 9' we l ' X E V 'X W, L il A N J 5 V X is 11, 'Riff J? 5 .ii I. ,. , J N ,, T' DT T K ' A J -' . 5. ' J 'Z Q. Y , . Q I ir: l rf J' ' ,rr 1 - N a. gig lg: J g: 7 .-ga-., :B - . A 5 gs?-t 1 lX2gfKL K Q N 2223, K' K9 SL N:- ., :Q .U ff-5 QQ f -sw., - ai '. ' ., V , A .,A, ,Q X , .Q , TQ grsj 4 ' I .- , - Wi . .1 1. . 'N 'JM -Vf P P J A5 ,,W p 1 Q 2 L .1 . .,,..AQ 5 , ., i i 5 f -J 1 9 x l 1. I ,fi 'V ... 2 : 1 A t at M W f'.:-22: - - .-.av 5, Q ', , gl K ,Q ,.., ,sg zz, ., , nga ff gmt- , .. 1. E52 ii- K SSX . 5 ' ,: 6 ' - ' EW' -- iff , g 'J' ' S .J 'lK1'f' 'jfffiz-, . .Q l Y . , ..,, K, .. V A . 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' .P l - ?f'f 'I 335' - I I i , L I J'i'K1 f I 0 - Y , 2- ii V gffifllilfll Max Hughes Susanne Humphries Joe James Sadie James Sylvia Jarrell Lindsey Jones Rupert Jones Nelda Joyce Louise King Robert Knight Josephine Layne Ella Roane Lively Dean Lowe Marvin Lynn Wayne Manley Leonard Martin Virginia Martin Lyra Matkins Carolyn McBride Warren McCall Charles McCollum Lee McKinney Laverne McKinney Malinda McKinney Virginia McKinney Wilson McKinney Peggy Meeks Patricia Mitchell Rebecca Montgomery Eugene Moore Carolyn Moran Harry Mullis Bernice Murray Doris Ann O'Bryant Wiley O'Bryant Anne Orren Harold Palmer Ashby Pamplin Romona Parrish Garland Paschal Rogers Paschal Robert Pearson Joe Pegram Nancy Philips Ruby Pickrell Dickie Powell Paul Price Rufus Rich Fred Rumley Joe Sasser Doris Sapaugh Carl Saunders Sandra Saunders Eddie Sebastian Jo Ann Sharp Tim Shockley Carolyn Smith Eula Smith Terre Smith Ann Somers Robert Soyars Frances Sparks Bill Springs Arlene Stanley Elaine Stanley Marie Stanley Camille Stone James Stone Shelby Strickland Tommy Sutton Qrcslzmeu Garland Teague Shirley Thompson Elsie Toler Roger Tuttle Linda Vaughn Fred Walker Nat Walker Judith Wall Dennis Walters Gretchen Watlington Betty Jean Ward Davis Washburn Kay Washburn Casey Watkins Frances White Thomas Wilkerson Margaret Williams Ruby Williams Lula Wine Lola Wray Nancy Yeatts Nelson Young Ester Brent Edward Brown Wayne Gay Lawana Griffin 1 64 S ol S G 2-of 142: .-J Q.: 4 -i G i I I Xfif X, 1. F. .si 6 9- 3: NOT PICTURED Dwight Hall Edmund Lively Elsie Moore Eugene Newcomb X Ag x 1 rw ow . ,tx t, . 4 H . :L r tv , X rx. .- X xx Se- X . Si A , , . 7.4 X 1 ,- Donald Ray Smith Peggy Ann Stokes Dillard Taylor Naomi Walker 'sf'e.sr in s-A ,iff H, Ll Ig .nl 1 .,5fg4:rf-1 :K- Qqwk. x ak' L 3: A' Q. v ' - ', , . 1 P-SQ if x....., kAx,' Xfi:2Si'2'52 K-1 '1'5E51Zl'lf.'.f-1 -'.-fiiiiii'A - 1 'YH 'K f' WN f - , 1+ 1-gm. H'-.--43 -tf::R':,f,i.g1g,:1 -, F-i'E'i4v:' if 1 . .x1, ,' 1 3 1 ., l M l 'X 1 3 , 'f .M X X 5 x'-Q,:i.?bQj:5 152: , Sf 'S W , ,352 fig X 55' . I 9:3 - X ., x '-X . NJ, 'mm , i. X-3 -: X x-3-yi X a Wlif -, X 0 I k I xx ...V fJiQ:ixs.t A 1 1'.. FII, ,gg.g:,L.Qr,.v-xx 'vixd I . as f .. . ' Egg ,Q Sn' gk., 'll H ,D s 4 K: 'Zh , 'T X, 2, 5 M ggi ' V A , R ' , , ak A Q .-,A ,': .if .N-, X X 'Zia - s W., Q., -as xx A W W ,, 'A '-,Q '- V .V ,fel xnq- WT.. X! - , 'f ' K I N v :fE'.,gx wi? ,V ,a-,'. 'Ab . N 0 Q s . ,, 51 1 , ' R. Kuff, , ,,-' 1., 3- - N - ' -, 'N - ,- . , - i f-sy, - X 'W 'K A 4 x V . f, ' Q x'-l igx mn: , s -wk. x A A Q V fi ,f .k f -X21-iffy X 1 X - 'fx , - .f . . ,. P- ' ,. ' W 1. if-21 - -il I '- A AA ' lb-A '- fri -V , f, ?,L...... Ak ia A- Mt sk., 5432. '1 OFFICERS Rollin Curran - - - ---------- - - - -- ----- President Ioan Fulp -------- - - - Vice-President Billy Manley ------- ------- T reasurer Mary Lea Aldridge ---- ----- S ecretary Home Room Representatives Anna Montgomery, Terre Smith, Mike Gentry, Carolyn Smith, Sue Shropshire, Malinda McKinney, Kay Washburn, Gwendolyn Walker, Yvonne Baynes. Committee Chairmen Sandra Bowman ---------- Social Mary Lou Jones -------- Program Ann Lea Pettigrew -- Point System Bobby Butler ---- Traffic Fire Drill Student MOTTO ADVISER 0 lk 4 33 VA Mix li Ivl vv X I - 5 Ls, im- lv-fQ VN,gi,J l .,-v '-Qglllk, Class Presidents C . Ch . Tommy Wilkerson ------------- ------ F reshmen Ommmee aumen Claudia Barnes ----- ---- S ophomore . . . Walter O'Briant ---- ------- I unior Martha Harbison ----------- Publicity H - - - -H S - Roberta Heffner ---- House and Grounds Raeford Robem emor Otis Sizemore ------- Ways and Means Billy Johnson - - - Organization Throug1 Knowledge Miss Lorene Cralle' of li nl N ,V-F---. J Xxx ,. XL , ,. :ll YN .MQ x 1 lk 1' ' 1 VN V Lv' Xa L ,xy ah , 'XX C 9 ul! Lost and Found Home Room Representa Lives Terry Glidewell, Jimmy Fleagle, John Young, C I - H Louise McCollum, Colleen Cobb, Barbara Driscoll, Omes megnty Ouida.Apple, Minnie Laura Lively, Nancy Moore. lx ,X Ons Slzemore-Snapshot Editor BO BO' J0ne5'Am5t GYDsy Yount-Activities Editor A X 5 5 2 'if' 3 5 5 6 gg E-' I 522: 5 5 E' Q E 51 5 V ff lx 'Y xx '4,, X IN Mmvhlf Q + 1 ff: ' Lf! QXWK Q S Q 5 Cf: -on-Hg, U10-,3 55-is of '-H :HWS zmga :ring ooghh 2i 'Q. 2255 mn-I-,Lua F4303 n.S:'2 5555 'D' ibm Qmsx ,U::r::1'c: ,...o.rn5 CD HEEQV, w..,o,.. :owq F-E! E f2 69' Y wr., ,N i f :La iW'S ' 3- 4iha-..l-.- .- V Carol n Smith Advertising Editor 0 f y - Anna Withers Montgomery-Business Manager 4 2 2 Xa ' ' vga 5 7 l x 'S A' ? Y ' - , T N 61, 1- - vV X Q 3 Af-rr R o 'Q ' 1 ' ' 5 Q Aigvffioug fu x N W9 fi' i ' All fo Miss Kate Conley, the adviser, -f vhose help was invaluable in the :diting of this Renocahi. ANNUAL F , YA k, YV -'Y ,J 4 '. V, . V U .-. yr. ---,. Y' 1 r'-. 1 '1-1, ' J --uv. -49-3 ?2'5m Sandra Dent-Typist Martha Jo Hopkins-Features Editor Billy Johnson-Sports Editor mint Glenn Clark President Ann Lea Pettigrew Vice-President Gypsy Yount Secretary David Bray Treasurer Roberta Heffner Scrapbook Custodian Miss Elizabeth Bowles Adviser Members Mary Lea Aldridge, Frances Alston, Peggy Barker, Ikey Blaylock, Billy Booker, Ronald Borland, Sandra Bowman, David Bray, Bobby Butler, Naomi Candler, Jackie Chaney, Amelia Chapman, Anita Chapman, Nancy Chapman, Glenn Clark, Jane Coleman, La Verne Combs, Maxie Cooper, Qan Craddock,Joan Davis, Becky Dixon, Marsha Dixon, Henry Douglas, Jeanie Galliher, Betty Cates George, Kelly Gibbs, Terry Glidewell, Barbara Gregory, Martha Harbison, Roberta Heffner, Serena Hendrix, Nicky Hester, Clark Holt, Frank Hooper, Charles Hoover, Jo Hopkins, Jerry Huskey, Bobo Jones. amatic 61146 Mem bers Minnie Lively Rachael Lynn Myrtle McAnally Ann Martin Jimmy Metricks Anna Montgomery Walter O'Briant Betty Jean Jeffries Gene Overby Linda Pace Patricia Parrish Ann Pettigrew Calvin Poole Gerald Powell Louise Pritchett Beverly Rentz Gail Reynolds Doris Roach Walter Scott Nancy Shreves Alex Smith Carolyn Smith Patricia Smith Nancy Swann David Talley Gayle Trent Janice Trent Jimmy Trotter Wesley Trotter Eugene Walters Gwen Walker Barbara Wilkerson Gypsy Yount John Young Judy Zimmerman J f W ..,.......-..-...--. .,. -, Qj End Ld, 1 v X, . ,, 3' J t ,, 2 1 ..,, -, x Q, Members Kay 61110 OFFICERS Billy Johnson ------ President John Young -- Vice-President Glenn Clark, Jr. --- Secretary Rollin Curran ----- Treasurer Mr. C. E. Anderson -- Adviser Ronald Borland, Bobby Butler, Glenn Clark, Jr., Donald Coker, Tommy Collins, Rollin Curran, Max Dix- on, Ronald Freeman, Nickey Hester, Clark Holt, Frank Hooper, k.U15LJ1I1.1skey, Billy Jolmson, Billy Manley, Billy Marshall, Walter O'Briant, Calvin Poole, Bobby Price, Raeford Roberts, Otis Sizemore, Wesley Trotter, Bob Waynick, Harold Wray, John Young. if fi ff U U I - . .,-. , 1- sas A ' fx if M r fdi junior Dramatic Klub OFFICERS 'rTIY'IElf3 ,gill 'Q ,mgg ' T NLE L., N- Barbara Litaker ------ President Peggy Coleman-Vice-President Martha Lou Ware ---- Secretary Mrs. Thelma Glass ---- Adviser Members Sandra Allen, Ouida Apple, Regina Bai1ey,Rosilee Baynes, David Black. Barbara Bray, Rachel Bray, Ester Brent, Martha Bugher, Kenn Burrows, Mae Lea Busick, Arthur Cobb, Coleen Cobb, Diana Cobb, Carol Cole, George Collins, Judy Collins, Tommy Collins, Helen Combs, Hilda Cook, Jo Ann Davis, Linda Dixon, Joyce Dunagen, Vivian Echols, Judy Edwards,Clara Fai-rglgth, Ann Wallace Foster, Gail French, Ann Gard- ner, Ray Garrell, Lawana Griffin, Linda Haney, Betty Lou Hash, Sue Humphries, Charles Jolly, Malinda McKinney, Ann Milner, Pat Mitchell, Carolyn Moran, Harry Mullis, Ann Orren, Gene Overby, Ashby Pamplin, Ramona Parrish, Dickie Powell, Barbara Rakes, Shirley Ramsey, Doris Sapaugh, Joe Sasser, Caro- lyn Smith, Eula Smith, Ann Somers, Shirley Spencer, Bill Springs, Arlene Stanley, Elaine Stanley, Camille Stone, Neva Toler, Shirley Tompson, Nat Walker, Betty Jean Ward, Kat Washburn, Gretchen Watlington Tommy Wilkerson, Mickey Williams, Ruby Williams. library 61116 OFFICERS Martha Ellen Harbison President Otis Sizemore Vice-President Vivian Harvey Secretary Glenn Clark Treasurer Roberta Heffner State Reporter Miss Mary Ellen Hobson Advisor Members Mary Lea Aldridge, Frances Alston, Doris Apple, Dorothy Arnold, Nannie Bailey, Rebecca Bailey, Claudia Barnes, Rachel Benfield, Ann Black, Betty Briggs, Barbara Brooks, Donnie Burts, Jane Burts, Terry Carlton, Amelia Chapman, Glenn Clark, Wanda Clymer, Jane Coleman, Doris Cox, Rollin Curran, Joan Davis, Betty DeLancey, Tootsie DeLapp, Sandra Dent, Anna Dill, Max Dixon, Maxine Dixon, Barbara Driscoll, Mary Ann Dudley, Glenda Duncan, Mary Farling, William Farling, Jeannie Galliher, Betty Cates George Barbara Gregory, Martha Harbison, Vivian Harvey, Carolyn Hash, Betty Sue Haynes, Roberta Heffner, Nicky Hester, Gail Hughes, Mary Lou Jones, Rebecca Key, Margaret Lee Lester, Ann Sloan Lewis, Bobby Maus, Myrtle McAnnaly, Anna Withers Montgomery, Joan Pegram, Ann Lea Pettigrew, Calvin Poole, Bobby Price, Gayle Reynolds, Alvis Sapaugh, Walter Simpson, Otis Sizemore, Carolyn Smith, Patricia Smith, Myra Springs, Levi Stanley, Nancy Stevens, Kay Strickland, Bobby Talley, Betty Jo Trent, Gwynn Walker, Frances Weaver, Barbara Wilkerson, Lady Barbara Wilkerson, Janet Williams, Harry Wilson, Harold Wray. ,L :ff x UNF , r 'V - ililiii Q ' t lx - gl-'gy , ,, afmh em Members Mary Lea Aldridge, Doris Apple, Nannie Bailey, Betty Lou Barham, Marie Billingsly, David Black, Ikey Blaylock, Susie Blevins, Billy Booker, Tommy Butts, David Bray, Betty Briggs, Ken Burrows, Amelia Chap- rnon, Anita Chapmon, Nancy Chapmon, Wanda Clymer, Jean Cobb, Colleen Cobb, Gail Cobb, Bobby Cooke, Jane Coleman, Peggy Coleman, La Verne Combs, Doris Cox, Sandra Dent, Connie Dellinger, Becky Dixon, Barbara Driscoll, Mary Farling, Joan Fulp, Mary Jean Galliher, Shelby Garner, Bobbie Greg- ory, Barbara Gregory, Serena Hendrix, Clark Holt, Frank Hooper, Gail Powell, David Huskey, Betty Jean Jeffries, Peggy Jefferson, Lamar Jolly, Charles Liebsher, Rachel Lynn, Audrey Madren, Ann Martin, Curtis McMillan, Jimmy Merricks, Nancy Moore, Ronald Moore, Nola Morris, Walter O'Briant, Linda Pace, J. H. Hughes,Louise Pritchett, Gayle Reynolds, Nancy Robertson, Alvis Sapaugh, Nancy Shreves, Sue Shropshire, Stanley Sizemore, Benny Smith, Nancy Smith, Betty Stallings, Nancy Stevens, Shirley Stone, Barbara Strader, Ellen Strickland, Kay Snickland, Nancy Swann, Judy Swain, David Talley, Marian Talley, Carol Toler, Neva Toler, Betty Jo Trent, Gail Trent, Janice Trent, Gay Ware, Martha Lou Ware, Wallace War- ren, Virginia Wilkins, Barbara Wilkerson, Mickey Williams, Jo Anne Wingfield, Carlton Winstead, John Young. OFFICERS Harold Wray President Frank Hooper Vice-President Barbara Wilkerson Secretary Mary Jean Galliher Treasurer Peggy Jefferson Editor of La Pendule Miss Edna Morgan Advisor ?rcncl1 61110 w , 2 NL' YN aw ' I Lu Sq., Terry Glidewell -- Nat Walker ------ Beverly Rentz ---- Betty Cates George Terry Carleton --- Mrs. Sue Montgomery - Adviser Members Jimmy Trotter ---- latin 61116 OFFICERS Consul Pro -Consul -Scriba Censor Praetor Praetor George Lewis Allen, Rebecca Bailey, Claudia Barnes, Rosilee Baynes, Claudette Benfield, Angie Bennet, Rachel Bray, Barbara Brooks, Martha Bugher, TerryCarlton, Diana Cobb, Don Coker, Carole Cole, Judy Collins, Tommy Collins, Shirley Cook, Maxie Cooper, Betty Sue Davis, Jo Ann Davis, Xandra Davis, Dorothy Dill, Joyce Dunagifl- Judy Edwards, Clara Faircloth, Gail French, Betty Cates George, Kelly Gibbs, Terry Glidewell, Betty Bruce Hill, Carol Johnson, Charles Jolly, Nancy Jones, Nelda Joyce, Barbara Litaker, Edmond Lively, Minnie Laura Lively, Arlene Marks, Ann Orren, Ramona Parrish, Linda Pryor, Beverly Rentz, Carl Saunders, Jo Ann Sharp, lrene Shelton, Eula Smith, Terre Smith, Bill Springs, Shirley Strickland, Jimmy Trotter, Wesley Trotter, Dura Vaughn, Gwen Walker. 1 J iw ? .. .,-,.:mlI 'ie ,X Qulurc flmcmakcrs 0 ,Ame L . ,.,. N OFFICERS Margaret Lee Lester President Linda Pace Vice -President Nancy Jones His torian Jo Ann Jones Secretary Vivian Harvey Parlimentarian Nancy Smith Treasurer Rachel Lynn Reporter Nancy Chapman Song Leader Miss Annie B. Anthony Adviser rica 'X Se. 1 K N ,N Q iw fxfxx . 3 sw. Members Doris Apple, Ouida Apple, Esther Brent, Barbara Brooks, Mae Lee Busick, Linda Butler, Naomi Candler, Amelia Chapman, Nancy Chapman, Anita Chapman, Colleen Cobb, Diana Cobb, Gail Dean Cobb, Hilda Cook, Betty Davis, Xandra Davis, Glenda Duncan, Vivian Echols, Clara Mae Faircloth, Ann Wallace Fos- ter, Linda Haney, Vivian Harvey, Betty Bruce Hill, Patricia Jackson, Betty Jean Jefferys, Joanne Jones, Nancy Jones, Louise King, Margaret Lee Lester, Ella Roane Lively, Rachel Lynn, Lyra Matkins, Peggy Meeks, Becky Montgomery, Doris Ann O'Bryant, Linda Pace, Joan Pegram, Linda Pryor, Nancy Robertson, Doris Sapaugh, Irene Shelton, Mary Sue Schoolfield, Nancy Shreve, Nancy Smith, Ann Somers, Betty Stallings, Arlene Stanley,Elaine Stanley, Nancy Stevens, Barbara Suader, Marian Talley, Linda Vaughn, Judy Wall, Martha Lou Ware, Margie Woodall. 1. N.. .i 5'uturc Qarmrs America Members June Alston, Donald Brown, Jerry Canady, Jimmie Chaney, Donald Chilton, Roger Cobb, John Comer, Joe Crews, James Denny, Billy Rae Frye, Joseph Gann, Michael Grenn, Bobby G. Hall, Bobby M. Hall, Lindsay Jones, Rupert Jones,Robert Knight, John H. Knowles, Billy Manley, Charles McCollum, Charles McKinney, Donald McKinney, James G. McKinney, Kenneth McKinney, LaVerne McKinney, Lee McKinney, Wayne McKinney, Ronald Moore, Wiley O'Bryant, Rogers Paschal, Alton Pearson, Robert Pearson, Paul Price, Ro- bert Pritchett, Hollis Robertson, Billy Ross, Eddie Sebastian, Walter H. Simpson, Donald Ray Smith, James Smith, James C. Smith, Melvin Smith, Jerry Stanfield, Bobby Ray Strader, Junior Stewart, Franklin Snick- land, Garland Teague, Eugene Walker, Bobby Walker, Clyde Ware, Davis Washburn, William Whitlow. 'kv' Q f Ref' Ws'f'N ' img'-1 . , ti, vc. iillgrlllik llillggjllk 'S 4' y A 1 , SS KN '- lull!! pr. 3 ' If OFFICERS Roger Cobb ----------------- ------- President Billy Manley ------ ---- V ice -President Robert Pritchett ---------- ------- H Secretary James Garland McKinney --- ----- Treasurer Donald McKinney -------- ------ R eporter Bobby Ray Slrader ------- -------- S entinel Mr, S, F, Wells Adviser trim Nz 1 LEARNING A TRADE Hiblc 611111 OFFICERS John Young ------ ---------- --------- P r esident Walter O'Briant ---- ------- - Vice-President Nancy Stevens --- ------ Recording Secretary Rebecca Key ----- ---- C orresponding Secretary Diana Standahl ------- --------------- T reasurer Terry Carlton ---------- ----- P rogram Chairman Lady Barbara Wilkerson --- ---- Social Chairman Anne Sloan Lewis -------- --------- So nf ,leader Miss Nancy McCall ---- --------- A dviser Members,,.-fix George Lewis Allen, Doris Apple Dorothy Jean Arnold 'E Barke A Claudia Barnes Ruth Beach Martha Ann Bugher, Jane Bums, Ronalda Chaney, Terry Car1ton Cliborne, Diana Cobb, Sarah Davis, Anna Dill, Mary Dove, Joyce Dunagin, Etta Dunevant, Michael Fargis,Hermine Farthing,Patricia Faulk- ner, Joan Fulp, Anne Gardner, Linda Harvey, Serena Hendrix, Nicky Hester, Carol Johnson, Herman Jones, Nelda Joyce, Rebecca Key, Anne Sloan Lewis, Ella Roane lively, Peggy Meeks, Howard Mitchell, Lyra Matkins, Anna Montgomery, Carolyn Moran, Walter O'Briant, Linda Pace, Bobby Price, Carolyn Rand, Nancy Robertson, Doris Sapaugh, Alvis Sapaugh, Jo Ann Sharp, Jeep Smith, Willie Frances Sparks, Myra Springs, Diana Standahl, Marie Stanley, Nancy Stevens, Kay Strickland, Shirley Thompson, Wesley Trot- ter, Dura Vaughn, Lady Barbara Wilkerson, Harold Wray, John Young. Vp Members Betty Cates George, Anna Montgomery, Walter O'Bryant, Rosetta Jarrell, Rollin Curran, Herman Jones George Allen Lewis, Harold Wray. Debate 61116 OFFICERS Shelby Dill ---- ------------------ P resident Terry Carlton - - - ------------- Vice -President Claudia Barnes ---- ---- S ecretary-Treasury Diana Standahl ------- --- Publicity Chairman Mr, Julius Abernathy ---- ------------ A dviser Qi, 5 QCA. rf I S fp g he . lgflv' 3 OFFICERS Ann Black - President Walter Scott - Vice-President Peggb' Jefferson - Secretary Bobo Jones - Treasurer Shelby Dill - Pianist Beverly Rentz - Librarian Joan Pegram - Librarian Mr, Clyde Wade - Director 61101111 I 61116 ill' l 1 'Q lil Practicing for Operetta H, M. S. Pinafore 1 xxl up 'Q' f Q S S x S B x S s S X . it UI, rf' Eg, x --W,-w CHORUS Sandra Allen Frances Alston Carolyn Arnold Claudia Barnes Angie Bennett r Ann Black David Black Ikey Blalock Billy Booker Tommy Burts Naomi Candler Melvin Carter Gail Cobb Carole Cole Jane Coleman Peggy Coleman Donald Coker Laverne Combs Jorge Cgpelyi ShelbyCDill Joyce Dunagin Phillip nverette Hermine Parthing Fred Fleagle Ann Wallace Foster Gail French Betty Cates George Dolores Gibson Dorothy Hall Martha Harbison Vivian Harvey Gail Hughes Ray Jarrell Peggy Jefferson Charles Jolly Herman Jones Bobo Jones Melinda Jones Barbara Litaker Ella Roane Lively Minnie Laura Lively Rachel Lynn Ann Martin Virginia Martin Virginia McKinney Peggy Meeks Jimmy Merricks Ann Milner Carolyn Moran Gene Overby Mary Ann Paschal Joan Pegram Gerald Powell John Powell Beverly Rentz Walter Scott Carolyn Smith Otis Sizemore Ann Somers Melvin Southerland Shirley Spencer Myra Springs Betty Stallings Tommy Stanley Gypsie Stone Mary Ruth Stokes Shelby Strickland Shirley Thompson Betty Jo Trent Gail Trent Marian Vernon Gyendglyn Walker Kay Washburn Martha Lou Ware Shirley Williams Lady Barbara Wilkerson Carlton Winstead I I 1 dLMs,1Mp' X x Ki x f-sbs. x 9' I Af IZ. H. 3. Hand OFFICERS President - E. C. Merricks, Jr. i Vice-President - Jerry Huskey Secretary - Mary Ann Dudley Treasurer - Sammy Martin Librarians, Doris Roach, Gypsy Yount Historian - Sandra Bowman Director - Mr. Clyde Wade y 1 4 , r i 1 1 X w 5 1 r B , Y'-v Members Everette Arnold Jimmy Bivens Sandra Bowman Bobby Butler Tommy Collins Jimmy Cook Maxie Cooper Alice DeLapp Dorothy Dill Rebecca Dixon Tommy Dixon Henry Douglass Mary Ann Dudley Mike Fargis Ronald Fennell Ronald Freeman Wayne French Gene Garrett Jerry Garrett Kelley Gibbs Terry Glidewell Martha Jo Hopkins Jerry Huskey Sylvia Jarrell Lamar Jolly Bob Lowe Leonard Martin Myrtle McAnally E. C. Merricks Warren McCall James Nixon Linda Pace Doris Roach Barbara Robertson Alvis Sapaugh Otis Sizemore Bobby Stewart James Stone Jerry Tate Casey Watkins Bob Waynick Gypsy Yount g, .., . 1 'arr- ,, ,I nv g :Q Qu , WMQW' ms, Q11 'g:2Zl? '?5 2 v nn:'5.,,, '5 '21,? ' Q! -if fx ' EQ, , 2 ,f s sl Q, Q . 1 5 is F S t E g Bus Drivers ., sf Roger Cobb John Henry Knowles James McKinney, Hollis Robertson, Billy Ross, Raeford Roberts Judy Zunmerman Bobby Dove Alton Pearson Doc Alston, Joe Husband, Russel Palmer, George Collms Jerry on 4 'sri vl:fL. 5 Si? 2 U I . A gg ar E.,5F,:,335,1 '. .,.--.:f'41 - 1 f E PMR F, g l I fi I f Monogram 61116 Members Frances Alston, June Alston, David Amos, Ann Black, David Bray, Don Coker, Bobby Cooke, Jerry DeLapp, William Farling, Fred Fleagle, Jr., Joan Pulp, Elvin Green, Serena Hendrix, Nicky Hester, Clark Holt, Frank Hooper, Charles Hoover, Billy Johnson, John Knowles, Donald Krires, Minnie Laura Lively, Anne Martin, Donald McKinney, Kenneth McKin- ney, John Medley, E. C. Merricks, Jimmy Merricks, Kelly Minyard,Pat Mitchell, Arnold Moore, Linda Pace, Wade Perdue, Ann Lea Pettigrew, Russell Ramsey, Raeford Roberts, Hollis Robertson, Billy Ross, Willard Rumley, Otis Sizemore, Alex Smith, Carolyn Smith, Jerry Tate, Jimmy Trotter, Lady Barbara Wilkerson, Shirley Williams, Harry Wilson. OFFICERS Hollis Robertson --------------------- President John Medley ----- - - - Vice -President Serena Hendrix --- Secretary Bobby Cooke --- Treasurer Mr. Hoy Isaacs --- - Adviser sikis 553 X X si' 1 1, I ,s 5 xiii' Xxx is Q. XX X 22 Q-v fun. YT' Q.. CTEP KS' 5 Cflzccrleadcrs Dolores Gibson, The Lion Plum Alston, Joan Pulp Lady Barbara Wilkerson, Ann Lea Pettigrew, fchiefjg Pat Mitchell, Ann Martin, Jimmy Merricks, Serena Hendrix, Minnie Laura Lively. 1 ' -in f .fahpfnaf ikdffv Qmwv U . 'Fl -,Hifi Si f .Emi fafn-f Ziff' NIOR SENIOR Jr if ix Q 4? ' - -2 I Q . 1 1- ai' 5 V-1 is-'32 ., 1 ' qw' .svn 4 Y , I 'I ,E A. 2 ' 4.5 F' I fin af 98,5 HTHLETICS ESQ Qafcfen .ficm Wa. 1' x. SA X if N ,SSX ,QQ .Q S - - W' N 'X x .S 'K -ww Ne Q xx , -s. + mv Q 'w6:3' Li ff A - .y s1,,-5 GDN' :-14925, N f-fxfxaw , x N. . x.,.Q-.NA , ,. g ws W.. ,.,. X: f M: gow f X fx Q 'Q :xi ' m,.','?'QF X Q A wx. :IZ xr' .V if N- Wk Sgr 4, .N 'f 4 8'1 1953 Golden Kina Varsity And ir. Varsity Squads RECORD R, H, S. 7 High Point 12 R. H. S. 7 Hargrave 6 R. H, S. 7 Tri-City 6 R. H. S. 6 GRAY 12 R. H. S. 6 Wilkes Cen. O R, H, S, 39 Hanes 13 R, H, S, 0 Greensboro 27 R, H, S. 20 Thomasville 14 R. H. S. 27 Mineral Sprgs. 6 . ABOUT THE SEASON Reidsvi1leHigh's Golden Lions, closing out their 1953 season on Nov. 13, with a 27-6 win over Mineral Springs, came up with a good 6-3 record for the year. The Lion coaching staff, headed by George Wing- field, along with line coach J. W. Knight and Jr. varsity coach Bo Sacrinity, are to be congratulated for a job well done. Working with perhaps one of the youngest Lion squads ever assembled, Coach Wingfield and his assistants laid the groundwork for later teams definately marked for greamess. The season produced a new running star in flashy soph. Don Coker, who scampered for four touch- downs against Hanes in the Lion's 39-13 triumph. Guard Charles Hoover, playing his third season as a re- gular, established himself as one of the state 's finest lineman, as did tackly Kelly Mi.nyard,both making the all-conference team. Two of the Lion victories, both 7-6 victories over Hargrave and Tri-City re- spectively, were decided by the talented toe of Big John Medley, the hard-charging fullback. The hard running of co-capt. Bobby Cooke, along with the steady quarterbacking of David Bray greatly aided the Lion cause also. The Lions' major casualty came in the Thomasville game, in the form of a broken leg, belonging to the well-liked scatback,Jimmy Trotter, who established himself this year, through his hustle and determination, as an outstanding contender for future honors. The Lions of 1954 will sorely miss the dependable services of co-capt. William Farling, who played his guard position in fine fashion, along with center Harry Wilson, the other regular graduating. Also leaving the Lions are Max Dixon, Fred Fleagle, Raeford Roberts, Gene Walters, and managers Otis Sizemore and Billy Johnson. Below: Lion Bobby Cooke hurdles past Greensboro's Dick Yow C85 on a 16-yd. gain. The tackle was made by Jimmy Jones, in- dicated by arrow. Reidsville's Bobby Cookeis tackled by Greensboro 's Char- lie Highfill after picking up seven yards, The Lion player in the right foreground is John Medlev. Coach George Wingfield talks things over with Charles Hoover, Kelly Minyard, and John Med- ley, prior to the Tri-City game.The Lions went on to win, 7-6. f,.f'w :ll Greensboro's Doug White stumbles for no gain 1 'll-an fjl '-,. ' 'i , B U g A ing from the block by no. 11, is David Amos., Reidsville's Charles Hoover, indicated by arrow, recovers fumble by High Point's David Fagg. Bison Quarterback Sonny Butler 1311 looks on. as Reidsvi1le's Donnie Coker braces for the tack- le. The other Lion player, on the ground result- co -bh V ' 4 0 cow-Ef wevva 060 500 'Q evq' I 4 oy' o 3, 'bo Y, rf 'c 41 eo 44, so Q -v,,7:f4,0a E, 1 x A - x , 4, 104. 1-'nan - 0'uVIW'W W1 X 90 H:- NEI -5'DPdd- sake '45, ' s 'F ez '- z ' ,x I I I .,g. I 5 I ., fff 'iTf K-wwly JM .M S6 5? 52 ,Ti-gb--fl I . Q X 5 j - 1 I 52,5159 XD. - 1 . 1 ' I .V .:,, QQ ',., :,4 gl x . HVIH ,, A- -Q Q , W P',, W . b ., M 1 - ABOUT THE TEAM The Lady Lions have thus far established themselves as a fine represen- tative of the community. Sporting an 8-6 record to this point, they have, however, had the tough luck of losing three of their games by three points or less. Even after those heart-breaking defeats, the girls have come back to win four in a row. The team boasts two outstanding scorers in Co-captains Ann Black and Shirley Williams, both constantly hitting 20 or more points per game. The fine passing of Ioan Fulp, the other regular forward, coupled with the org- standing defensive play of guards Shelby Garner, Linda Pace, and Diana Standahl, go together in forming the fine, well-balanced squad for this sea- son. Coach Jean Scott must indeed be praised for producing such an out- standing cnntender. This year marks the final season for only three seniors. Ann Black, Betty Lou Warf, and Shirley Williams, but their absence will be heavily felt during the coming season. Girls ' Basketball Left to right: Serena Hendrix, Ann Black, Diana Standahl, Betty Lou Warf Shirley Williams Rachel Lynn, Linda Pace, Shelby Garner, Joan Fulp, and Nola Morris. Center: Coach Jean Scott 'ix .. . egg, .fl r as -W C45 -DON K x COKEQN H. X. ey M ' X Q Y I -, 000 , x Q9 Q 5 X KN 4 fig ffl rg f A 'fl X Z . Q x as f x 7 Aiu. Xvq ?, QQ? in 3 fr X l ,aa ZOO- I I' 113 -1 CJ 9 S-A I X K , I ' Nwosihaaqd. Svmon - idyg -LJ . 1 X sf BWV' -HMNS Y 1 I Y , l 1 i z Pr -X -JOAN F-uL.P- 4 w i 1 A 5 I owe 0 5 P' 99 is - 1 our we-V' I J I ai f Q. 'H' Q, U 0' vw P b D SHELBY GARNEP, Baseball The completion of the 1953 baseball season found the Golden Lions in second place in the conference, not far behind Gray High, the eventual State Champions. The Lions complied a 13- 5 record, losing only to AAA Burlington, Hanes, Mt. Airy, and Gray twice. The list of Lion vic- tims included such teams as North Davidson, Walkertown, Mt. Airy, Hanes, Wentworth, and Mineral Springs. The 1954 Lions will field a fine, well-balanced squad, minus only four boys from the pre- vious year. Ably captained by Hollis Robertson, this team will undoubtedly be anestablished threat in contending for State honors. Congratulations go to Coach J. W. Knight for his splendid job in fielding a fine team. Those graduating this year are Hollis Robertson, Arnold Moore, Bud Ramsey, and Raeford Roberts. WSH Hi. V- .J . -hw. ,- , HM, .H X. I 1 .ef-Q, 1 1 W, -Q. Rl. f ' fvfvw X, ,, J, , rf' - mn. ii!! ,1- FEHTURES 'QV Y 'uf lgwfi heya! . M 1 4 fl ff -1. F ' gy ff J , 1 w . , W fig- if 4169 I f .gm . X 7.11 -1 5-it . I Wx . N' A ' --:fi ' 01 Em? If n 5444, . 'JHIEYEV' ' 4 VTE? ,227 1-5-NZIJQ' ' 1 ,-'ii', JV, 'Lfe fr? -me , LL, . 3 'N E?-'5' 531 9,949 1' X 2 '- z- 5512 ' f + ' 1 ' '5P ' ,Wi fx V ' 1:-:rn . 1 -4. , ,r-.M-v -3' ' ,nfs 1 'Gs ft fwf I x ' ww 1. 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Y- ' . 4 '.,': 743 P -A 1- 7 T P V . :I V., , I 1 :Q J ' La dy Barbara Wilkerson Billy Marshall A President of Key Club Plum Alston by Glenn Clark Dramatic Club President 1 l fenders' , f Ann Shelby Dill - Chief Marshal 'S Q '1'Ef -'H' cyl A: ., r - Yvonne Ba ynes by Hollis Robertson President of Monogram Club r ! l l 1 F 1:15 Mary Ann Dudley by Roberta Ifleffner Editor-in-Chief of Renocahi s..' sf' avi' 'WV E lo ...Q- YK- 'L pansars 1 H' A s .Q A' Q.- ' Q k , , F . if 6 V, - ' s A ' 7 1 1 : - 4- 5 I by Future Hornemakers President Martha Jo Hopkins by ' E. C. Merricks President of the Band , P1 XIX is .1 Cx 'I Anna Withers Montgomery by Rollin Curran President of Student Council 'f iz, x . ,k,,v L Xizk ..:.k , C' 5 5 - 5 I ' , a' .' o 4- Martha Harbison Margaret Lea Lester ' .-vi' ' l - .-.tl 9 NR :Q ax INN y' -'a' ' .R .ag .'s-If -PSX N Ill.. -rv an -P if ,'.':x .lr 'Q A -,'.'y 1157 ' ' s F I: 7 V ,,A,,.', ' A '3f 1: 'Ar .Rf vs url' ' . p . Carolyn Rand P Raeford 'Roberts Senior Class President by 1 I X ,tg E ! b'Barbaija Wilkerson , 4, by ' '- John Young President of Bible A i1+s2i'r'.f- -in-r nd... ' 1. 'R' 7 ' ....., .,.,.. M. a 4 5 if Kay Washburn by Tommy Wilkerson President of Freshmen Class I ' I I 5 W Q54 . 4 7 I L 9' 4 .fl ,sci y , ' a 4: 'Y , Q. 17,1 lf , 'eq r1.1 5 at 3 r A -W ' 4-bl il it 7 L . av' V . , 'Y' H , 1 144-5 . Gwendolyn Walker by Claudia Barnes President of Sophomore Class Doro thy Mae D1ll Shelby Dill President of Debate Club K I Lcadcrsl 1 vI'.xL i K 'AWA' xv .li IA' A- 4 -L',IJ,!Q ,, I '.' I' ' r Louise McCollum 1 Roger Cobb ' President of F. F. A. W ' ini Mary Lea Aldridge by Walter O'Briant President of Junior Class 1 .'- Q: - , CID .. av- 'T'-be .-- ' , A . ,zwnsvrs . all suv. H -gf J C Ts? Q' ' ,p, f YP-3 3 'Cf -A' ' -J ' Fi ff ' QT .nl 51.1. 1 .X Af' jxlag llfif. '.:'Y.',' v T1.'. 1 .5 a- . . Janice- Trent W 4 ' by ' Harold Wray French Club President Q 3- Dot Hall H 'A '-, by A , Barbara Litaker President of Junior Dra-matics 4,5 A . 1 f . ' P-1 f .Joan Davis by Ann Lea Pettigrew Chief Cheerleader Shelby Dill . by . Ann Black ' Captain of Basketball I I WE'LL AL WAYS REMEMBER... I X S? . 5 'N x 5 3 l'xQ I N M L Q .F-K 17.4 4' Q 1 Q' 9 , L :- RY ,K nu 1 Amis 611155 Prophecy In the year 1964, I spent a day in my old home town of Reidsville-far away from the noisy grinding of the cars that were dodging eachother on the various streets in New York City. The ex- perience ofgoing back to my early haunts allowed me to thumb freely the keyboard of my memory. I keep dwelling on the many persons who have passed out of that childhood circle that was once so crowded with intimate, jostling person- alities.I find it difficult to become reconciled to the thought that countless scores of that friendly multitude are somewhere with the unconsidered routine of this daily life, and yetl do not know much of the associations they have formed.They have gone their seperate ways, built homes, per- haps, in far-distant states. The town of Reidsville had changed greatly in the past ten years. I found there had been a new hospital constructed by Raeford Roberts Con- struction Co. Some of the men in this company were: Max Dixon, Hollis Robertson, Mike Fargis, William Farling, Arnold Moore, Bobby Talley, Tommy Dixon, Jerry Ware, William Stallings, and Calvin Poole. In this hospital I found many of the nurses were graduates of my class. The Superintendent of Nurses, nn Dudle ,had under her super- vision: Mis es Judy immerman,Ronalda Chaney, Ann Lea P e t ti gre w, Glenda Duncan, Marjorie Waynick, Myrtle McAnnaly, Bobby Jean Teague, Palsy Chrismon, Mary Sue S choo l fi eld, Sara Wright, and Sara Rumley. They have addeda few new do c tors to their staff, too. They are the ho nor a ble Drs, Roger Cobb, Fred Fleagle, Jr., David White, and Glenn Clark, Ir. Maxine Di.xon is secretary for Dr. Clark. Along with a new hospital, Reidsville had added a new clinic. This clinic, run by women, had as it's president,Peggy Brannock, Vice-pres- ident, Sandra Dent, Secretary, Alice DeLapp, and Treasurer, Frances Alston. The nurses in this clinic were: Doro thy Arnold, Marie Barham, Yvonne Baynes, Betty Bray, Mary Earles, and Dorothy Hall. Continuing my tour through the new Reids- Ville, 1 fOUHCl 8 great television s ta tion . There were many of my friends employed here, Kaye Bugher is one the CBS-TV panel for afamous quiz program. Peggy Smith has now replaced Maxine on the Milton Berle Show, and Hazel Moore is Joe Friday's secretary, This television s ta ti o n, WXYZ., had many secretaries, A few w e r e Patricia Hooper, Janet Williams, Nancy Ro b e r ts o n, Barbara Lawson, Christine Cliborne, Rebekah Dickerson, Carolyn Hash, and Katherine Canady. As I was touring WXYZ, I saw Calvert Drinnon, a world traveler and explorer, after his show with Roberta Heffner, the world's greatest fashion designer. As I passed several shops I found the names of them were: Craddock's Reducing Salon: Stewart's Slipper Salon, Strickland's Beauty Salon, Bowman's School of Dancing, Maus's Sports Car Shop, Borland's Dress Shoppe, andI found Peggy Sebastian busy at work in her office building.I stopped by Ramsey's Book Store and purchased a copy of my Nobel Prize winning book My Highest Goal. As I entered the new Reidsville High School, Mr, Bill Whitlow, principal, greeted me. Some of the teachers I found were: Ann Black, basket- ball coach, Bobby Butler, junior English teacher, Eu gene Walter, senior math teacher, Henry Douglass, Ronald Fennell and E. C. Merricks band Directors, and Otis Sizemore, history teacher, Robbie Hunt Barker is the telephone operator at the high school. Before going to the Y. M. C. A. where Donald Brooks was manager, I stopped by Gardner's Drug Store to find that Carolyn Smith had moved from soda-jerk to pharmacist. There I found much information about my classmates. Iheard that Ruth Gordon, Martha Io Hopkins, Rebecca Key, Anne Sloan Lewis, Barbara Martin, Elva Lee Perdue, Dorothy Pegram, Gladys Pruitt, Carolyn Rand, Lucille Robertson, Eunice Saunders, Pat- ricia Smith, Shirley Williams, Palsy Wilson, and Gypsy Yount, are happily married and living in their suburban homes. Not all of the friends of my class were in Reidsville. Many had left their home town to go to a larger place.Jane Burts is head of the Assoc- iation of Nurses in New York City, Billy Marshall is anofficer in the U. S. Navy, Mary Lou Jones is a commercial artist in New York, Delores Gib- son, also in New York, is writer of the Molly Mayfield Column. Betty Lou Warf is First Lady in the White House in Washington. Anna Montgomery is in the field of Me di cine an d part time organist in a New York Church. Lady Barbara Wilkerson is a registered nurse in Virginia and Frances Weaver are Dress Designers in New York, Doc Alston trains horses in Texas. Vivian Harvey is an officer in the Navy Nurse Corps. Myra Springs is a famous ballerina in Paris, France. Bobby Hill is a singer and song writter in New York. Anna Dill is in Washington as secretary for a government official. Alton Pearson is a cap- tain in the Air Force in Germany.Ronald Freeman is a radio engineer in Baltimore, Md. Lois Puritt is doing missionary work in many parts ofthe world. Martha Ellen Har bison is a successful primary teacher in Florida. Kenneth McKinney is in Washington running for the presidency.Gay Ware is a famous air line ' i st mi 14 X by r from 0 SY mi hostess, Billy Johnson is trainer-manager for the Cleveland Browns of the American football league. Rollin Curran, Bob Lowe, and Harry Wilson are fa- mous scientists in New York. After this short visit to Reidsville, I decided that if we were successful-or were to be partially successful-the old, old winds will blow gently over the land, the old, old thoughts will generously rewarm our heartg and there together, like William Morris in his EARTHLY PARADISE, we shall freely indulge our memories of the past. Memories vague of half-forgotten things, Not true nor false, but sweet to think upon. Betty QICW DeLancey 5' Prophetess aw--- Avis V w x F' Z Q W' 'Qs .f u Q1 3, . uf! rn,-K ,, if me' K 'x . Q' yx . 'f r' ' 1 H .Fa- 'E 1 6 5735 Q'?, iW Q K. f ?:' A sl 4 50 1.9-'A' , 3 'W vm, I x i Miss R, H, S., Runners-up and Escorts Barbara Wilkerson, Gypsy Yount, Ma Lou Jones, Lady Barbara Wilkerso TY fl, and Ann Lea Pettifrew. Raeford Rob- CIIS, Bobby Stewart, Ronald Fennell, Calvin Poole, Henry Douglas, Eugene Walters, Calvert Drmnon, Bobby Tal- ley, Otis Sizemore, and E. C. Mer- ricks, Ir. U 7ke' ' flea! Maman! Y M157 ' We . v x Y: '75 'wut ff ,A Fj'x,,f1 fn, ,,Y?q .Cast Will .find Testament State of North Carolina County of Rockingham City of Reidsville The time has come when we, as the Seniors of 1954, must leave these hallowed halls of ed- ucation and take our places in the world. Being of sound mind and body, we do hereby bequeath all our vices and virtues to the following bene- ficiaries: ARTICLE I Sec. 1, Upon Mr, Anderson, Mr, Lipscomb, and the entire faculty, we bestow our deepest ap- preciation for their kind helpfulness and under- standing. Sec. 2. We extendto Miss Conley our thank- fulness for making the publication of this annual possible. Sec. 3. To the entire student body we leave the good times we have had at Reidsville High School. ARTICLE H To the students we leave the following: Sec. 1. Nancy Borland and Lucille Robert- son leave their love for R. H. S. to the rising Freshmen and to Judy Saunders. Sec. 2. Robbie Barker leaves her French book to Becky Pegram. Sec. 3. Ronald Fennell and Bill Whitlow leave their ability to dance to Qean Craddock and Jimmy and Wesley Trotter. hm Sec. 4. To anyone who likes them as well as she does, Kay Bugher leaves her love for Win- ston-Salem boys. Sec. 5.Lois Pruitt leaves her love for second period study hall to Alene Wilson. Sec. 6. To Betty Lou Barham, Mary Earles leaves her love for Fort Bragg. Sec. 7. Having nothing to leave, Peggy Smith takes it all with her. Sec. B. D on a l d Brooks leaves his parking place to J. B. Ellio t and his love for summer school to Becky Pegram. Sec, 9, Mary Sue Schoolfield wills her abili- ty to laugh when things arn't funny to Buck Pal- mer. , Sec. 10. Peggy Sebastian and Bobbie Jean Te a gue will their good times on Old Faithful 27 to Nancy Smith and Mattie Sebastian. Sec. ll. To Ronald Moore, Sara Wright wills her place as driver of 27 . Sec. 12. To anyone interested in science , Marjorie Waynick leaves her love for it. Sec. 13. To Mike Gentry, Elva Lea Perdue wills her love for talking. Sec. 14. Barbara Strader and Dorothy Pegram will their love for tall boys to Gail French, Joanne Jones, and Nancy Robertson. Sec. 15. Carolyn Smith leaves her brother, Terre, at R. H, S. to carry on the struggle. Sec. 16. Ruth Beach wills her happy smiles and laughs to Rachel Lynn. Sec. 17. Rebekah Dickerson leaves her brok- en resolution not to be late to Ellen Strickland. Sec. 18. Katherine Canady leaves her love for Ruffin boys to Barbara Strader. Sec. 19. To Wanda Clymer, who loves anti- ques, Betty Bray leaves her Underwood 1882 type- writer. Sec. 20. Peggy Brannock wills her cold hands to Shirlene Hall, who has a boy friend to keep them warm, Sec. 21. Nancy Robertson and Janet Williams will their love for R. H. S. to Barbara ArinRobert- son. Sec. 22. To anybody who wants it, Frances Weaver leaves her Latin book. Sec. 23. Henry Dou gl as leaves his well- gr o o m e d h a i r and cat-wranglers to Private First Class J. H. Powell. Sec. 24. Kenneth McKinney leaves his soc- iology book to Bill Ross. Sec. 25. Bobby Hill wills his wooing tech- nique to Bones Medley, Sec. 26. Kay Strickland and Glenda Duncan leave to Peggy Jefferson and Nancy Stevens their love for all the teachers. Sec. 27. Her love for talking, Hazel Moore leaves to Charles Moore. Sec. 28. Betty Lou Warf and Shirley Williams leave their love for basketball to Ruby Williams. Sec. 29. To Linda Pace, Anna Dill leaves her love for Bethany. Sec. 30. To Terry Glidewell, Bobo Jones le a ves all the headaches suffered in the music department, Sec. 31. C a l v e r t Drinnon wills his gruff- ness to Bill Crutchfield. Sec. 32, Ronalda Chaney wills her ability to type to Jackie Chaney. Sec. 33. Her knowledge of college algebra, Jane Burts wills to any person in need of it. Sec. 34. Gypsy Yount lea ves her love for fraternity pins to Joan Fulp. Sec. 35. Gay Ware wills her witty ways to Bonnie Gregory and Wilma Ferguson. Sec. 36. Ann Lea Pettigrew and Plum Alston leave their pencils and paper. Sec. 37. To Lou Pritchett, B a r b a r a Martin leaves her sociology book. Sec. 38. Carolyn Hash wills her love to ride in an Oldsmobile to anyone lucky enough to get one. Sec. 39. To Elvin Green, Harry Craddock leaves his parking place out front. Sec. 40, To the Freshmen of 1954-55, E. C. Merricks wills his beat-up tuba. Sec. 41. Her seat in Glee Club, Dot Hall leaves to Barbara Litaker. Sec. 42. To anyone with the same interests, Anne Sloan Lewis, Patricia Hooper,Gladys Pruitt, and Marie Barham leave their love for flirting. Sec. 43. Her twist of the eyes and blushing ability, Delores Gibson leaves to Jackie Chaney and Ann Martin. Sec. 44. William Farling leaves his ability to play rough to Mike Gentry. Sec. 45. Billy Marshall leaves his Key Club pin to future presidents of this great club. Sec. 46. Bobby Stewart leaves his love for French to Flop Ears and his love for band to Tommy Collins. Sec. 47. Myrtle McAnally leaves her saxa- phone to Becky Dixon in hopes that she can keep up the tradition. Sec. 48. Billy Johnson leaves his tiresome job as head football manager to Nelson Young. Sec. 49. Myra Springs wills her Valedictory Address, for which she found no occasion, to some lucky Junior. Sec. 50. and Betty De- Lancey lea ve to Shirley Tho mpson, their a- bundant supply of energy, Sec. 51. To Mr. Wade, Ann Black leaves her love for classical music. Sec. 52. To Mr, Abernethy, Calvin Poole and Bobby Maus leave the last three drops in their cider jug. Sec, 53. Raeford Roberts leaves his bus No. 95 to Warren McCall. Sec. 54. To Alene Wilson and Nancy Robert- son, Patsy leaves her typewriter. Sec. 55. Jerry Ware wills home room period in the library to John Medley and Terry Glide- well. Sec. 56. Vivian Harvey, leaves her love for chernisuy to anyone with the same interests. Sec. 57. Christine Cliborne leaves her real- ization ofthe value of a high school education to her brother, Bill, Sec. 58. Roger Cobb leaves his knowledge of math to anyone who cares fO1' it. Sec. 59. Carolyn Rand leaves the back seat on 95 to Rebecca Turpin. Sec. 60. Mike Fargis leaves all those cute rising Freshmen to all those lucky rising Seniors. Sec. 61. To anyone as fortunate as he, Ar- nold Moore leaves his love for the tenth grade. Sec. 62. Alton P e a rso n leaves his seat in Miss Wootton's English class to Ronald Moore, and his ability to worry Miss Hobson to Clark Holt. Sec. 63. To whomever wants them, Tootsie DeLapp, Martha Jo Hopkins, and Sandra Bowman will their majorette uniforms. Sec. 64, Doc Alston leaves his love for horses to Beverly Rentz. Sec. 65. Dorothy Arnold wills her love for riding in a Ford to Howard Mitchell. Sec. 66. His many tar dy excuses, Tommy Dixon leaves to anyone in need of them. Sec. 67,1-lollis Robertson leaves his ability to pitch baseball to Bill Ross. Sec. 68,Bobby Talley leaves his seat on the 50-yard line to anyone interested in cute cheer- leaders. Sec. 69. Delores Roberts leaves her short- hand book to Barbara Simmons. Sec. 70, Ronald Freeman leaves his French horn to any big wind who can blow it. Sec. 71. The quietness of Billy Stallings is left to all those noisy Juniors. Sec. 72. David White wills his love for al- gebra to all hard-working Juniors. Sec. 73. To anyone thus inclined. ,Rollin Curran leaves his affinity for chemistry. Sec. 74. Bobby Butler leaves his first clarinet to Terry Glidewell. Sec. 75. Sandra Dent leaves her habit of al- most missing the bus each morning to all those who ride the bus. Sec. 76, Eunice Saunders wills her quietness to her brother, Carl. Sec. 77, L a dy Barbara Wilderson leaves to her brother, Tommy, her talking ability. Sec. 73. To Minnie Laura Lively and Peggy Barker, Anna Montgomery and Rebecca Key will their 1O . HW ' Sec. 79. Martha Ellen Harbison leaves her love for Portsmouth to Mary Lea Aldridge. Sec. 80. To John Young, Glenn Clark leaves all the offices he lost. Sec. 81. Otis Sizemore, Bob Lowe, and Fred Fleagle leave their musical knowledge to Lamar Jolly, Sec. 83. Judy Zimmerman wills her brown eyes to J, B. Elliot, provided he doesn't wink at other girls. Sec. 84. Patricia Smith leaves her unpredict- able personality changes to fit any occasion to anyone who might have the occasions. Sec. 85. Yvonne Baynes and Patsy Chrismon will their seatson 115 to Rosilee Baynes and Betty Bruce Hill. Sec. 86. Roberta Heffner and Hemi? Haynes leave their ability to draw to anyone who wants the job of fixing all the bulletin boards and posters. Sec. 87. Harry Wilson wills everything per- taining to French to the captain of the Slow Boat to China, hoping he never returns. Sec. 88. To Arlene Marks and Diana Cobb, Maxine Dixon leaves her love for the boys at R. H. S. Sec. 89. Max Dixon and Russell Ramsey leave their love for girls to all those handsome Juniors. Sec. 90. Eugene Walters leaves his love for blonds to anyone with the same interests. Sec. 91. Sara Rumley wills her knowledge of bookkeeping to anyone in need of it. Any Beneficiary attempting to nullify or in- terfere with the provisions of this document shall be deprived of his rights and sentenced to hard labor washing dishes in the cafeteria. 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THE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK OF REI DSVI LLE NORTH CAROLINA INSURE WITH -f:s:s5rs::.: 447, -fs' '- 1-.A555s:.: ' . .-if-f' if 1 ..,.--- If Man Who Knows Dial 7521 A 1 1 I' I' 174 ivfrfzff 1 I ,II - , , I W1 f - , ' f :ff I I I f , E71 lewd U i RE,IosvILICEfINsmmICEe2f' 1' 1 f M044 Vf7'63QLfiiK 8.55 ' K- WAND, REALT'Y1 PANY Lf, , ' . ' I I of L, f' 4, A , I ' f j - . , , ' IIENE ESTATE END UHNCEX' 'TTL 'JV LCISUQQABQJIEB DRUGL5Cf?MjgIJ,6LZQC' ZH Gamer St Dial 3344 4 QRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS In . Q41 ' 707' gi 474 ,Z 'fyf 45f'r.K'Qf,,47fZ!74 E wfWAGQNElF ' iz ,f fri, I f I, I I -+I ,X -Y I im' L ' ff 'gy Liam V eff'i'i4R15tD5vILLE2QlLQcERYJ2rQ1:4Nc. ,E , ELECTRIC a RADIO co. L Wj EIJECTRICAI. CONTRACTING Wholesale Grocers zzz lgrrmer sr. ry I Dial ,grass 1 I , 4 , 'I TLD Llblg fgeciff ,f2a,f,'i9I'77'f L, 10,-V1 E af' HQLDERBY RADIO 51-IOP Ji I 1 520 wesr Morehead sr. Tel. 53Is RADIO - TELEVISION - PIANOS I J- H- SMITH Cf 50N Sales and Service ' ffl I Reidsville, N. C. Warcheg and War-Ch Repairing Awnings-Venetian Blinds-Auto Glass R's ,vm-i,, Compliments of Clothing-Household Furnishings-Furniture NORMAN AND HAYNES E550 SERVICE ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 3I6I 222 S. Market St. Phone 4209 I-ElNWAND'5 HOPKINS and MOORE Style and Quality SUPPLY COMPANY Without Extrovogonce Phone 4308 FOSTER TIRE CO. REIDSVILLE APPLIANCE COMPANY Recapping Tires and Battery Service Sales - HOTPOINT -- Service Telephone 7334 Dial 3954 Distributors-Kelly Tires, Willard Batteries ISI9 S. Scales Street SERVICE BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned lt Pay to Look Well 238 Scales SL Tel' 6240 Headquarters for Paints REIDSVILLE HARDWARE CO. Phone 4232 ucfdan M-fm Jfaugf ZZ Phone 43Il BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY i. 73 from-wwf msn , 1-R.-f..-...-.-Ur,....f,l.. ,, v goal..-Lev 0 u.f..,h10 , 0 . . . ,U . f. I o o Q Entertaining You, That's Our Business ROCKI NCHAM THEATRE i X. X N w in Y ' A A X Students! Meet YourTiTriend5-fY U K -. tx 'Y ,-..,A . AN' L X, QT SWEET SHOP ,' T X '- N X, x WN EEST WISHES HARVIEL SHOE STORE 213 S. Scales Street Meet Your Friends at THE STYLE CENTER EVERYTHING FOR THE MODERN MISS Comoliments of A. A. WALKER Plumbing and Heating DR. W. T. FERNEYHOUGH EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT Lufessional Building Phone 5634 Div' 4126 Dia, 6661 RING my LEE We DGIWQV ESSO STATION GROFF BROS. POULTRY Dressed Daily Fryers and Hens Corner Main and Sprinkle Sts. Agents for Standard Oil Products Phones 3377 - 9189 Reiwville North Carolina ME JWJIN PJ . f X- ll ' A yi! D' 1 K' I IIIW ff ff! I J It lDIINVIWIIIIIfs'N I 'MQfIVkl'I! jlfxfwg fl' 1504 MAKE A DATE wm-I AN aa D 1 , .f I I ,IW I PIKE MOTOR SALES, Inc. I In S I L OLDSMOBILE S , Ill es CADILLAC Www Ut H J REIDSVILLE, N. c. 32Q-S5331 Scales A' Phone 3313 , ,VII .Hi I ,fyj I-fw , ' I Au I' ' Nuff' .4 5 I It A A BARNET'S far! N , Reldsvllle's Largest Credit Jewelers I :fi 'ART SCSIOOLAGSOTHES II3 Scales sf. Phone 4941 V Q Telephone 3570 REIDSVILLE, N. c. , V Reidsville Laundry Co., Inc. SANITARY LAUNDRY SANITONE DRY CLEANING Dial 7044 Best ot Lack to the Graduating Class of REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL from The Reidsville Review Make it a date! Read 1 Review Regularly! RADIO STATION WFRC YOUR ABC STATION I7 Daily Hours of Good Listening Compliments of Burton Furniture and Appliances, Inu. Complete Household Furnishings Phone 45II I3I8 South Scales Street REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA fb M15 ,,, 'HM ' 7 I 1 ,, :A'! Lf 'j I 1 I I I ff ll X 1 I f' U II. . 1 A 171 fl ffl ' X J I 41 ' 'llrffi ' I I If V s U , ' ,. 'fd Yi' ,- Il fl ,J of I ll 1 1 1 ' I It fp f'f 'I ' '. . . . '. f I ' ' I . 65 Qin al l1uIlIlIng 81 loan l1SSOCIEI1IOIl 'QQINCRWULAT QNS ,fl ' . ,Q ,jf 'WK - ' I -II rl iitizz.. IW If V ' '1 HOME MORTGAGE LOANS S H 0 Pk' . LD Mrs. H. D. Roach, Sect. G Treas. gfyfl 5 ily rf 1 K I L 219 W. Morehead Phone 3415 RElDS'l'lLl:Ej NJC., 1 J If? L THE LAURIE SHOP PINK M- HOOPER Womenvs Apparel Mutual Insurance Agent 121 s. scues sf. Am B lng , , Phone 7484 Reldsvllle, N. C Telephone 1773 CITTH' FUNERAL HOME COVT1lfIlImE'lWll 031 Dj Av! COLE'S E E QRS Modem Funeral Chapel 5121171131 AMBULANCE SERVICE FV , Phone 1918-1919 Dj llW!f V ' . ' ' ,f ll ll li L Reidsville Camera Shop fhotogmphs of Quality CAMERAS-CAMERA EQUIPMENT FILMS AND DEVELOPING THROCKMORTON STUDIO Phone 4516 24 Hour Service AN x fl' I U l D 1 l,l l I V ik! . . 2 1 , ' 1 1 J V i I 1 1 xl' ipfu If f' fl l f A!! .E ll ' ,Di V. -N T l 5 My Q ii 1 V, , l E E' 'if' f , 1 V , l Jw E ,ou .E fl' l, l , 1 X, ' L 1 l N-:avl V x J 1 E y l 1 I .1 I ll l - Ml, 1 kill rj! I f ,,4 d J 9 ij li l M -1- f j' A if ?,c. PgF?'lNEY fZO.,1! B1.AYLocK's Aurofsurrqjoo. J . le' ll' eiasvaii is No. 1 sim x 4 Youiifln IPOROLA DEA R ' j il J 'i l- ,7 f f ,. ' f - . S 11 'll 1 'WEVS SM al Pevflevf 'eQLlllAf'f'l'RlCAgEROi,lSlC?'gPl'l5ES7g, W 0 'WW do 1 1 My 'Phone 7416 109 Scales si. 1 7 gffnimjjiie, N. c. f li - K , J, V Lf! 1 nxpxff V 1 f ff I if X MoR1c1.E TIRE COMPANY POWELLS GRO9,5Uff49f fd V 1 7 GOODYEAR TIRES FANCY MEATS AND ckocmzgif 213 seine si. Dial 7459 Io3g 'g'L'fn:3gLales Reidsville, N. C. l RED PIG BARBECUE 51-ONE HARDWARE L PLATE LUNCHES-SANDWICHES 227 5, W, Mme, gm, 1 Reidsville, N. C. phone 3513 1 H Cr H CLOTHING COMPANY Fine Ready-to-Wear Clothing Home of Friendly Credit Dial 5029 l il IDEAL CLEANERS il Distilled Dry Cleaning Deluxe Shirt Service , Cash and Carry or Delivery 1 IB4 N. Scales St, I With Best Wishes From Reidsville Furniture JEWEL BOX Castleton-Spode-Syracuse China Cgmpany Towle--International Sterling , Where Most Folks Buy Diamonds-7Wotches-Jewelry I 1 l N ewnam's Super Market Complete Food Store Phones 7061 and 7062 Compliments of 1 RosE's 1 5c-I0c-25c STORE l l Compliments of l' DANIELS E550 STATION WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 698 south Scales Owned by 1 W. A. Washburn I 7400 -Phones-9177 lf Compliments of SEARS, Rolzisliclg AND Co DRUG STORE l REIDSVILLE, N. C. Phones 6281-6282 WWW QQWFW ligjjlfjjggggff mfhaln C 3foLed CLIIJ 60h'lf7al'ly A Complete Real Estate Service Eye? ewfwf W We WW W Compliments of HASTINGS FURNITURE CUMPANY Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 1 WMM '91 fiizfififili, aj-fb wif, 155 Ci. if P Q21 xxx xx ji 0hiihLLER'S GRILL RESTA S 3 N if v KL R u it ,f Q DEE EN ,DJ X Air ondicioried- XX ov I erving Qood Food Always R q ff? KD Q f i I i Q Come To HOOPER and MOCRE S Clothes for Men SR I, i Complete Line of Sports Clothes, Suits, Furnishings and Shoes , F For Students and Young Men i U55 J Phone 5481 Rm iN Ib S flffhx Q if Ei 1 ' MJ' f ' 'I V Vp' , , 1 51' if pt i if fa F Hun if ,ix-X-A NJ ' Illl X. NX 1 ,Q S' S S 'h, ft i 1 ,EV M, ' L 5 AVL, I i fn BIG BILL 1 XT hs? 5 5 47 of ' I 1 BOTTLING ,S as U ff COMPANY , 15 noun: ,X Y ti L f ff L ' mnw A 5 I yifi xf I 5 13- ,E i f LL V K - ,ui f I fi ' U Alxiixhji 'U MANN'S CUT RATE DRUG CO. Whitman Candies Sundries Cosmetics A Complete Prescription Dept. RHODES FURNITURE CO. 123 South Scales St. Phone 5219 -N r flxifl f' O Ol . ,.. ,J rf--4 Y-I-,J 'GCJKEQ SUPERE'Id'E , f 1 f.-P. I.f,iI .,,-,:' JL Fresh Meits anEGroceriesJ '- '1 'J L, -A. . .-as Q Quality, Service, and Price 1 , Settle Street IN I J ' an Compliments of DIANA SHOPS Ladies and Children's Ready to wear Anything for the Modern 5 I Dial 6241 or 6242 W Lj ILS ' It ., f QI tl II I .LALVI I I FREEMANS GROCERY 1 A I M1 Qt 1 . Us T Q . ' .-Pleasrng You Pleases Us I Danville Road I I it Iv ' Phone 5048 L ' Pm-me 7089 'F . Reidsville North Carolina .1 LAN E'S SHOE STORE Distinctive Footwear for Ladies and Children Dial 3018 115 S. Main St. KING MOTOR COMPANY 614 Scales St. Dial 5958 Studebaker Cars and Trucks Reichville North Carolina f7 ' -4 . I- ,bw fl- I Lf J- ,L fl 0 J fmwlft lgf'V1'7 '5 THE RE UC HI OF REIDSVILLE HIGH O ff ,. A-- . 1 '. ,. , J ,... ' V QQ, , 'z j-gt -4 -1 ' 'QMQM , .7 ' ,swf gg, 'w ' 'K -5' .3 'I 7: ' ' :haw ., ' ' - ..Mws,mm,A-- '53 M.. -I - 1 i f w 9