Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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HOY ISAACS To one who,as our teacher, counse1or,coach, and friend, has enabled us to obtain that intangible force called R. H. S. .911 pprecialion AM! Z?MLefLJ! f K 552 MISS JEAN SCOTT COGCAQJ . S, exemphfxes the true sp r t of Reldsvllle I-hgh 1 Z?uifaler5 Winc!5 .xdnal goJi,e5 P S J 30 3405.2 'MMU 4 ,Q N 3 x 4 M f ' 'Q Wg if i Z ' Z 2 X ,---- W X 3 Ae .xdclminhfrafion MR. E. C. ANDERSON PRINCIPAL REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MR. C. C. LIPSCOMB SUPERINTENDENT REIDSVILLE CITY SCHOOLS fi... Miss Kate Conley Mr. Julius Abernethy Social Studies Mathematics Miss Sara Holcomb English Mr. Hoy Isaacs Social Studies ..Gym.. Miss Anne Wootton English Miss Grace Frazier French Miss Nancy McCall English Miss Annie B. Anthony Home Economics Miss Edna Morgan History-French giuiclecl gy SENIOR TEACHERS 6' JUNIOR TEACHERS Mrs . Jean Williams Secretary SOPHOMQRE TEACHERS Miss Jean Scott Social Studies ..GYm-. GJ ,,t,:, 'Nfl iT, A NM - UU' X' Mr. W. R. Whittenton Mathematics Mr. J. W. Knight Science ji.. am ff, SPECIAL TEACHERS X . . Librarian Miss Geraldine Holland Commercial Mrs. Helen Gilliam Commercial Mr. S. F. Wells Agriculture Mr. Jack Heffner f h l Secretary o Sc oo s Mfr: Charlie Exum Industrial Arts FRESHMAN TEACHERS Miss Kitty Lee Miss Barbara Worthington Mrs, L, Satterfielgl Math-Science English Math-Civics ff .vig i, .-- J' Miss Mary E, Hobson Mrs. Mary E, Cardwell Mr. James Moore Glee Club Band Mrs. Sue Montgomery Mrs. Marjorie Justice Latin-English Home Economics - .W HONOR STUDENTS B Ily Manley Shelby Dill S ugh' lqlfiglfl Q, K iff, 1' 'um H4 . llnnn f7rpIu1n -. LEHHH SEHIUR CLHSS OFFICERS Billy Manley . . ..... President Joan Pegram ..... . . Vice-President Diana Standahl ..... ..... S ecretary Margaret Lee Lester . . . . . Treasurer Miss Anne Wootton . . .... . . AdviSeI' Colors: Green and White Flower: Gardenia Motto: Stronger Because United 'QU' ,lv it -5 'PUB Ay, -up MAIKY LEA ALDRIDGE A moment of silence Dramatic star-never still RONALD APPLE what '2 lllond -rides motor-vycles 'WW' DAVID AMOS What'd you say? Likes steady life End on football team REBECCA BAILEY Really ? 'Bc-cky -piano player DoR15 APPLE GLADYS APPLE ' Good grief Oh you're really going Buddie -letter writer Likes listening to radio Good girl RACHEL Fw. MCGEHEE MATTIE BLAKELY l'll he swigglen I believe you She wears two rings Mat -writes to Jeff on her left hand l T 1 i e ' 3 .W L X. , . e i qv gg,-.pr :- HILDA BLEVINS Lemme tell ya Susie likes to go places Friendly 'THOMAS CHAPMON Oh, heck Tommy -sports about Likes airplanes JIMMY COBB Don't tell no body Likes to read-worker- ? 1 RONALD BORLAND Shoot it to me 49' 7 PAVID BRAY Are We ready? Ronnie - experiments With Shane -calls football radios Likes boogie signals-Leading actor .7442 Senior Cfam WANDA CLYMER I don't know Joker -likes to ride SHIRLEY COBB Gee, Kid Freck1es -piano player- sings il DONALD CHILTON Throw it at it Slab -motorcyclist BOBBY COOKE Whistle, and gimme a clue June -three letter man .......V , ,.-- 9 71 BETTY BRIGGS Tell me Somp'n 'Flopeai-5 -witty rema JEAN COBB Cowhide Prissy -is a fancy skate Crazy, too JOHN CRADDOCK Aw, is that right? Johnny -dances and dates Cute as a speckled pup up rbi ' if Qvux ? -'Fil 'be JOAN DAVIS SHELBY DILL CECIL DIXON MARSHA DIXON You're kidding Well, folks Wel1,l'l1be Not really! Dances and listens A real intellect Likes to eat-helldriver Judy -dates and dances to the radio Wears B diamond Likes Greensboro Personality plus BOBBY DOVE BARBARA DRISCOLL ETTA DUNEVANT MARY NEWCOMB I'm not going to do We11,1dec1-are! Do what?-really? Great Scotts Likes to type BabS -Wears 3 Smile School-spirited-pianist Cat -likes to write letters Rides around El WIIJMA ifEY2f2U3oN Sho nuff 5 Cotton -good athlete ELVIN GREENE Wow, tell me it 2iin't so Greene -travels Burlington Road NICKY HESTER Say, there 'I3utter -zi big football tackle4Goes on hunting trips 'K 'hr Nb' NXRY JEAN GALLIHER JOSEPH GANN SHELBY GARNER Thought l'd die Tell me it ain't so l'll be a dirty bird' canine -likes that soldier Joe -likes to date Writes letters-baskctb Pals around with the gang guard UI. ' Cf e ell l 0 I' a 5 .5 BONNIE GREGORY Oh, no alkative-likes letter writing FRANK HOOPER Gee Whiz Flinfh -all-round boy YU! SHIRLENE PIERCE Good granny be Sugar-Lump -eats ham- burgers-Dates CHARLES HOOVER Man, that's a Nell-built doghouseu Snooky -gridiron standout W... me 'it' mf SERENA llENDlilX W1iit,lwnnna go ena -leads yells-big ca FLOYD HOUGH Ah, now Huff -likes to drive ,xx all ter 905 FQQ 'KOMO didnt' 'bo ' 8- 1 1 61 , , V. , 4 HWY GAIL HUGHES Oh, granny TV fan-advises the love-lorn JOANNE JONES Let's go 'JOJO -talks-sense of humor I an Vw Oh ROSETTA JARRELL PEGGY JEFFERSON LAMAR JOLLY What?-Don't bother Good gravy My cow Rosie -reads and skates Pete -piano player-dates Jolly -waits for the week- Bob ends-Musician FRANCES KELLY JOHN KNOWLES MARGARE'I' LEE LESTER Friend, it is that No stuff I love you, too Puntie -full of life Shark -baseball Star Smart girl-likes camping xx ll I1 7 AUDREY MADREN ROGERS MADREN FRED MANLEY Gee Whiz Ah, shuCkS Aw, shuCks Likes to go-loves eating Clip -skater Billy -likes to read Excellent student UA - Cf e ell l 0 I' Cl if 5 KELLY MINYARD JOHN MEDLEY I don't know NANCY MOORE I don't know 'bLard -a great linesrnan Oh, yea Big John -eats atTerryy.y1,f Likes movies Lib -wears both rings Big fullback U 1, LOUISE MCCOLLUM NOLA h Oh, no CHARLES MCKINNEY Th2l?4 mess ' Wears a ring on left hand Watch it Pokey - s-and too Likes to be with Roger Mac -loafer Lf fb- ARLENE MARKS Dear, clear Dates Chuck-friendly RONALD MOOIKE Somebody goofedn Mullin -sports fan DONALD MCKINNEY Easy, boy Mac -plays baseball and hunts Q9 tr Y KEN S 1 'K av K ,rg-2 has 'ET' Ir i JAMES MCEINNEXA ROY MITCHELL WALTER O'BRIANT RUSSELL PALMER ' '4Now! i What you say? This is a very serious Lemme hear something Jim Skinny -goes to races Frog -travels Greensboro matter. R0by,Jr. -highway traveler ! J Road Brain -reads and makes radios PATRICIA PARRISH JOANNE PASCHAL HENRY PEGRAM Crazy I don't believe it RACHEL PASCHAL That's about the size of it Trisha -daydreams Jo -dates Eugene Ah shucks! Big Henry -full of life Peruni -reads and dates l NY!!-, Haag., A .lm L , .X ! avi! 1 I D0 FD- for 'QTY' JOAN PEGRAM Si1ly! 'Baby Snooks! A quartet singer ROIHERT PRYI CHETT I'l1 try Hobby -rourteous WILLIAM! ROSS Yol1Sainlit Billy -baseball star vm 4:2 ifxb, XX tiff' REBECCA PEGRAM That'5 a mess ROBERT PRICE No Joke! Becky -dates Bobby -gridiron quarter- back 0 en l OI' a if if UA ' Cf GAYLE REYNOLDS Good gosh! Charms a soldigr-pretty WILLARD RUMLEY Is that right George -plays football Goodlooking 14 DORIS ROACH That's about it Good artist ALVIS SAPAUGH I-Iowdy! Trumpet -band member 795 Bb-' LOUISE PRITCHETT What's that? Lou -radio listener NANCY ROBERTSON Everythingfs fl mcss Hot Rod WALTER SCOTT I give up? Scottie -rrooner 535: wf 'S C'f +-nr' 1 was 'al :QL i NANCY SHERIDAN 'I'hat's what you think! Si. 1 Shi1'l -dates and dances Benny - The Thinker NANCY SMITH lt ain't so Smith -big talker . Y in-n.u.,, pf- A ff? BENJAMIN SMITH BUDDIE SMITH MELVIN SMITH How about that! Oh! Lay off I'1Ibet Jesse James -song writer Smith -likes to go ALEX SMITH STEPHEN SOMERS JEAN SOYARS It's immaterial to me Pretty work 1-Iuh! Well, I'I1 be Smithy -listens to opera Likes to fish Jeannie -travels Dan- ? R ' Q f xx fi ville Road r K A be I I I 1 J. I n- I. 3 1 I DIANA STANDAHL Listen now! Di -star debater TOMMY STANLEY What'5 that? Sharkeyn-gridiron center SHIRLEY STONE oh yeh? W. Skater-quie ' jf 'Magid MQW JERRY STANFIELD HWOW.. No Dice -a huntsman I-vu. LEVI STANLEY You'd better believe l did Lee -basketball star .7412 enior gfaw NANCY STEVENS My cow Dancy -engaged ELLEN STRICKLAND Gee Ellen Ree -talks and goes JACK STEWART Hot Rod Junior -likes to drive FRANKLIN STRICKLAND Tell me it ain't so Pee Wee -enjoys races I gg'- 4-ar q BOBBY STANLEY I'll he John Brown Chunk -likes Sports MARY BETH STOKES Good day! Shorty -organist JUDY SWAIN lt ain't so Letter Writer-Lil Bit .3 1 ' f Y' QW! 'YQN AQ! W 'CV DAVID 4'l'Al.I,EY ls that right 7 Talley -enjoys ridmg REBECCA TURPIN You don't say! Becky -rides a Mc-rrury MASCOTS Beth Robertson Van Moore CAROL 'TOLER BETTY JO TRENT Shoot! Good grief! Carolyn -Ford rider Jo -artist MARGARET TYSINGER MARION VERNON Fetch it! Teaser Wears a diamond-reads, too Pancho -big timer M. i JANICE TRENT Well, bless Moriah Jan -bums rides BOBBY WALKER It made me feel so good Gee -engaged mm f vo 9 You're kidding Danrer-good figure EUGENE WALKER WALLACE WARREN ROBERT WAYNIGK BARBARA WI Don't get excited WQw1 What is it, boy? Gene -goes to races and Mechanic-mqtorcycle rider Bob -hunts and fishes fairs ' Gun collector VIRGINIA WILKINS Well, I'll be dad-gum! Ginny -Iollypooper JOHN YOUNG How 'bout that Everybody's favorite Football player ju ALENE WILSON We1l,I'lIbe Pretty-dates en for Cfa 5 A .IO ANNE WINGFIELD Is 'at right? Jo -rides in a Pontiac! Visiting Teacher: Paul Artur Kitzig Heidenheim Germany ff ff' ff' IIARQLD WRAY Oh, my aching bark! Wray -hot rod drive 4' Iii 'EBL l....l N V v, . , xsff? N ,f ffvfr 1- pifliafggbz A4 3 ZAA Q x O ,ffgkx ,v riff 1. x,f,f4 !' in.,', cf L SPXRXTED K' nuey M MOST SCHOO - Janice Trent, and Donahi Mc 1 a CIQST ATH uson an:-IIETIC 1 B0bb sf cook 0 5 A E 0 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 'ant and Joan Pegram Wa1te1.Ag?ST TAL Ott and ENT Bert -'ID Y Jo T rent Walter O'Bn 9 , S, l ,ltktx A f Q as S '9f2 'i'K'7?57 5 1.142 05 lf' Tp' 'Il' xpm, .fa -vm' -swf ' .1-H ,-3 A ngi' ll P4 MOST INTELLECTUAL Billy Manley and Shelby Dill Af! E1V1.A?ST J . . U G' GJZFO ce aI1dJea'ZB Co Kell F Y M RIB II1Y 3l'd QIXELIEST P BEST LOOKING Alene Wilson and Billy Ross .,.,A.- ,- .-. E ggy J Gffer So , m fr - fa-if N Z X. uv. ho!! X S4 l 'ffl i. GSR T Le L., 5 . I1 N 5 '41, filx v ,Q P .- Ns., X I -f f.L',?f5l ' OO O O , f ,O A ,, L O v , A L , f 1f87:+ ' , fvf- F rn f rd faiyiafgnf' A, . MH , A nv I Q I ' 4egi,X?l43' ! ff! bl ' ! E . y A 9,63-' X he DBPBNXQMM: G9 1 BEST ALL ROUND L 0 NyOS3er 305 36 Mary Lea Aldridge and John Young YN ax A Bobby L, I TXES1 X SKQLTXX L W5 A PM L MOST POPULAR an ' vi 913.235 Frank Hooper and Joan Davis X ee' ' 1 i Y jf V fr i A, gffsin 'FIS Q9 , ' 'VL 1LA'K,'g,'rl' , 85,7 A Q ,X . ' , O W 'IIE O Lf1QL + I A 321 SI Illll SIAIISIIIZS MARY LEA ALDRIDGE Home Room Representative 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Pro- gram Chairm an 25 Junior Dramatic Club 35 Senior Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Library Club 35 French Club 35 Marshal 35 Secretary Student Council 35 Associate Editor of RENOCAHI 45 Publicity Com- mittee Chairman 45 Secretary N. C. C. D. S. C. C. 45 Delegate to Girls' State 35 Superlative: Best All Round 45 Editor of LION'S ROAR 45 Presidents' Council 45 Prophetess 4. DAVID GLENN AMOS Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. DORIS ROBINA APPLE F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Chairman Library Publicity Committee 45 Bible Club 3 , 45 French Club 2, 35 N. C. H. S. L. A. 2, 3. GLADYS ELIZABETH APPLE French Club 15 Bible Club 15 Library Club l. JAMES RONALD APPLE F. F. A. 1, 2. REBECCA ANNE BAILEY Library Club 2, 3, 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 45 Latin Club l, 2, 3 RACHEL BENFIELD MCGEHEE Library Club 2, 3,45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 3, 45 Latin Club 2. MATTIE LOUISE BLAKELY HILDA LOUISE BLEVINS French Club 2.3. RONALD PHILIP BORLAND Key Club 3, 45 Bible Club l, 2, 35 Junior Dramatic Club and Senior Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 2, 3. JAMES DAVID BRAY Monogram Club 3,45French Club 3,45 Junior Drama- tic Club l5 Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Vice-President 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 35 Sports Editor of LION'S ROAR 4. BETTY FRANCES BRIGGS Home Room Representative 45 Library Club 3, 45 Li- brary SocialCommittee Chairman 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 3, 45 Bible Club 1, 2, 45 Junior Dramatic Club 15 Sen- ior Dramatic Club 35 Glee Club 45 B and 25 Delegate to Girls' State 35 Superlative: Wittiest 4. THOMAS GLENN CHAPMAN Bible Club 4. DONALD CLINE CHILTON Baseball 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 F.F.A.l, 2, 3. 4: Club Reporter 2. WANDA RENESE CLYMER French Club 2, 35 Library Club 35 N. C. H. S. L. A. 3. -at Y --W - JEAN MARIE COBB Library Club 45 French C lub 2, 35 Superlative: Most Unforgettable 4. JIMMY CARROLL COBB SHIRLEY MAE COBB Glee Club 45 Library Club 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 45Bible Club 4. BOBBY JUNE COOKE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Vice-President 45 Field Day Winner 25 French Club 2, 35 Sports Editor 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Superlative: Most Athletic 4. JOHN SAMUEL CRADDOCK French Club 4. JOAN CLAIRE DAVIS Latin Club 15 State Latin Convention5 Junior Classical League 15 Junior Dram atic Club l, 25 Secretary 25 Senior Dramatic Club 3, 45 Home Room Representa- tive l5 Secretary Student Council 45 Social Committee 35 Class Treasurer 35 Library Club 3, 45 N. C. H. S. L.A.3,45 French Club 2,35 Bible Club 45 Color Guard 2, 35 Cheerleader 45 Monogram Club 45 Superlative: Most Popular 45 Testatrix 45 Miss R.H.S. 4. SHELBY JEAN DILL Latin Club l, 25 Scrapbook Custodian 25 F i r s t Place Winner of State Latin Contest l, 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Pianist 3, 45 Bible Club l, 25 Chief Marshal 35 First Team Debater 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 3, 45 President 35 Historian 45 School Pianist 2, 3, 45 Typist of RENO- CAHI 45 Presidents' Council 35 D. A. R. Good Citizen 45 Junior Classical League 25 Superlative: Most Intel- lectual 4. HENR Y CECIL DIXON MARSHA KAYE DIXON Runner-Up Miss Golden Lion 25 Junior Dramatic Club 1,25 Senior Dramatic Club 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 French Club 2, 35 Advertising Manager of RENOCAHI 4. BOBBY RAYE DOVE Bus Driver l, 2, 3. BARBARA ANN DRISCOLL Junior Dramatic Club 15 Library Club 2, 35 Library District Meeting Delegate 25 French Club 2, 35 N. C. H. S. L. A. 2, 35 Home Room Representative 3. ETTA LOU DUNEVANT Glee Club 2, 35 French Club 25 Latin Club 15 Cafeteria Worker 25 Library Club 45 Se nior Dramatic Club 45 Junior Dramatic Club 25 Bible Club l, 2,35 N. C. H. S. L. A. 4. MARY FARLING NEWCOMB Library Club 2, 3, 45 N. C. H. S. L. AL 2.3.45 French Club Z, 3. WILMA ANNE FERGUSON Basketball 3, 45 K7Io'h 5gram Club 3, 45 Superlative: Most Athletic 4. ?.FS5,q',t':--7vj,r-f1gfy35-wv-i-1vr- - qv - - nvwn- 'vw - -- - Sl lllll SIAIISIIES MARY JEAN GALLIHER French Club Z, 35 Treasurer 35 Class Secretary 3 Bible Club 45 Publicity Committee 45 Home Room Re presentative 15 Junior Dramatic Club l, Z5 Vice President 25 Library Club 3, 45 Sec retary 45 N. C H. S. L. A. 45 Senior Dramatic Club 3, 45 LlON'S ROAR 45 Superlative: Most Dependable 45 Senior Song Writer. JOSEPH WILLIAM GANN F.F.A,l,2,3,4. SHELBY JEAN GARNER Home Room Representative 25 Library Club 45 N. C H.S.L.A.45 French Club 2, 35 Typist of LION'S ROAR 45 Monogram Club 45 Glee Club 35 Basketball 3, 4, Co Captain 4. ROBERT ELVIN GREENE French Club 2, 35 Monogram Club Z, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Superlative: Most Unforgettable5 Giftorian 4. BONNIE FAYE GREGORY French Club 2, 35 Library Club 45 Bible Club 4. SHIRLENE HALL F. H. A. 2,45 Junior Dramatic Club 25 French Club 4 Bus Driver 3, 4. SERENA ALTA HENDRIX Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Chief 45 Basketball l, 2, 35 First Place Field Day Winner 15 Class Secretary 15 Chair man Social Committee 45 Junior D ram atic Club 1 Senior Dramatic Club Z, 3, 45 Chairman Ticket Com mittee 35 Monogram Club Z, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN NICHOLAS HESTER, III Library Club 2, 3, 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 45 Junior Dra matic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club Z, 3, 45 Football l, Z, 3, 45 Delegate tdKey Club Convention 35 Key Club 3, 45 Glee Club l, 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Mon ogram Club 3, 45 Bible Club Z, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2. FRANK ROSS HOOPER Junior Dramatic Club 25 Senior Dramatic Club Home Room Representative 45 Monogram C lub F renc h Club 2, 35 Vice-President 35 Key Club Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45Superlative: Most Popular 4. CHARLES WESTMORE HOOVER Hall and Grounds Committee 35 Monogram Club 2, 3 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Captain 45 All-Western l Z,3,45 Most Valuable Player 35 Junior Dramatic Club 1. 23 Senior D r a m a t i c Club 3,45 All-American 3rd Football Team 4. FLOYD TAYLOR HOUGH NANCY GAIL HUGHES Bible Club 45 French Club 35 Libra ry Club-2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3. I ROSETTA MAE JARREL French Club 15 Debate Club 3. PEGGY JEAN JEFFERSON French Club 2 3 Editor in Chief of LA PENDULE 3 Home Room Representative 2 Glee Club 2 3 Secre tary 3 Bible Clubl Cafeteria Worker 4 Superlative Friendliest 4 Giftorian 4 CLARENCE LAMAR JOLLY JR Junior Dramatic Clubl French Club Z 3 4 Debate ClubZ 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Vice President4 Con cert Master 2 Operetta 2 3 Publicity Committee 2 3 4 Herald Junior Senior Banquet3 Class Day Her ald Z Basketball 1 Bible Club l 2 MYRTLE JOANNE JONES F H A 2 3 4 Secretary 3 President4 Presidents Council 2 FRANCES LOU KELLY JOHN HENRY KNOWLES F A 2 3 4 Mono mClubl Base MARGARET LEE LESTER Latin Clubl Z French Club 4 F H A 1 Z 3 Pres ident3 Library Club 2 3 4 Chairman of Book Com mittee 4 Presidents Council 3 Class Treasurer 4 LIONS ROAR Staff 4 Junior Dramatic Club 1 AUDREY LEA MADREN French Club Z 3 CLIFTON ROGERS MADREN French Club 3 FRED WILLIAM MANLEY F F A 1 2 3 4 Secretary Z, Vice President 3 Re porter 4 State Reporter 4 State Farmer s Degree 3 State Convention 1 2 3 4 Delegate 3 Ritual and Par liamentary Procedure Teaml 2 3 4 President 3 4 Public Speaker 3 4 Class President 4 Point System Committee 2 T r e a s u r e r of Student Organization 3 Marshal 3 Key Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Junior Rotar ian 4 Library Club 4 Presidents Council 4, Superla tive Most Intellectual 4 RUTH ARLENE MARKS Bible Club 4 F H A 2 Junior Dramatic Club 1 Latin ubl Z THELMA LOUISE MCCOLLUM French Club Z Home Room Representative 3 CHARLES MEREDITH MCKINNEY .F A 2 3 4 Bus Drive DONALD MCKINNEY . F. A. ,2, 3, 4, Reporter, Monogram Club 3, 4' Baseball Z, 3, 4, Superlative Most School Spirited 4. JAMES GARLAND MCKINNEY . F. A. ,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. JOHN MAXWELL MEDLEY Monogram Club 1, Z, 3, 4, President 4, Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4, Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Sylvania T. V. Most Valuable Player 3, Junior Rotarian 4, Giftorian 4. 1, ,, V 1 V , , - 'V' WV , , 1 , fd 5 ' P V ,.., . ,, ,- 5 , F. u s 11 r 1 I gra 1 Z! 31 ' ball 1, Z, 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 4. ' 9 ' ' ' : 5 - s 2 ' ' 5 2 ' 1 ' ' : s , 9 z ' - 2, 35 ' ' 3.4: 3,42 . S . . . : . . S . Cl , , 3,4. F . .1. , , : ' r 3. 4. . F 1 . . ' F 1 ' Sl lllll SIAIISIIIIS KELLY LORD MINYARD Monogram Club l, Z, 3, 4, Football l, Z, 3, 4, Tri- Captain 4, Baseball 2, Superlative: F r i e ndl i e s t 4, Honorable Mention All-American Football- 3rd Team 4. ROY HOWARD MITCHELL, JR. French Club 2, Bible Club 3, 4. NANCY ELIZABETH MOORE French Club Z, Home Room Representative 3. RONALD ALLEN MOORE French Club 2, 3, Bus Driver 4, F.F. A. l, Z, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. NOLA ELLEN MORRIS Home Room Representative 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, French Club Z, 3, Monogram Club 4, Class Treasurer 2. WALTER HERBERT O'BRIANT French Club 3, Bible Club l, Z, 3, 4, Treasurer Z, Vice-President 3, Home Room Representative I, Pres- idents' Council 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Program Chairman 3, Class President 3, Senior Dra- matic Club 3, Junior Dramatic Club 1, 2, Debate Club 3, 4, First Team Debater Z, 3, 4, Latin Club 1.2, President 2, J unior Rotarian 4, Delegate to N. C. S. C. C. 3, Business Manager of RENOCAHI 4, Delegate to Boys' State 3, Supreme Court Justice 3, Point Sys- tem Chairman 4, Superlative: Most Likely To Succeed 4. RUSSELL GWYNN PALMER Bus Driver Z, 4. PATRICIA ELIZA PARRISH Junior Dramatic Club 2, Senior Dramatic Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Junior Classical League l, 2. JOANNE DORIS PASCHAL RACHEL O'DELL PASCHAL French Club 4, Library Club 4, N. C. H. S. L. A. 4. HENRY WINGFIELD PEGRAM Glee Club 1. JOAN MARIE PEGRAM Bible Club l,2, Latin Club l,2,Junior Classical Lea- gue l, Z, N. C.H.S. L.A. 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, F. H. A. l, Z, 3, Historian Z, Home Room Representative 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Libra- rian 3, Class Secretary Z, Marshal 3, Class Vice- President 4, Superlative: Most Likely To Succeed 4. REBECCA JANE PEGRAM ROBERT EDWIN PRICE, III Library Club 3,4, N. C. H. S, L. A. 3.4, Latin Club 1, Z, Treasurer 2, Chairman of W ays and Means Com- mittee 4, Delegate to Boys' State 3, Publicity Commit- tee Z, 3, Class Treasurer l, Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Secretary 4, State Con- vention 3, Bible Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. AM HARRIET LOUISE PRITCHETT Junior Dramatic Club 1, Senior D r a m a tic Club 3, French Club Z, 3. ROBERT ODELL PRITCHETT, JR. F. F. A. 1, Z, 3, Secretary 3, Carolina Farmer's De- gree 3, Bus Driver 3, 4. MARGARET GAYLE REYNOLDS F. H. A. 1, Junior Dramatic Club l,2, Senior Drama- tic Club 3, 4, N. C. H. S. L. A. 4, Library Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. DORIS DELL ROACH Junior Dramatic Club l, Senior Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4, S c r a pbook Custodian, Associate Editor of LION'S ROAR 4,Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Bible Club 1, Sophomore of the Y ea r 2, Editor-in-Chief of RENO- CAHI 4, Publicity Committee 4, Latin Club l, 2, Editor of FORUM 2. NANCY ELIZABETH ROBERTSON F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, French Club 2, 3. JESSIE WILLIAM ROSS Monogram'Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, WILLARD LEE RUMLEY Monogram Club 2, 3, 4,Footbal1 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. JAMES ALVIS SAPAUGH Library Club 3,4, N. C. H. S. L. A. 3, 4, French Club 3, Bible Club 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, School Herald 3, 4, Football 1. LAWRENCE WALTER SCOTT, JR. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, T rea s ure r 2, Vice-President 3, B a s ke tb alll, 2, Junior Dramatic Club 1, 2, Senior Dramatic Club 3, 4, Home Room Representative 1, Superlative: Most Talented 4. NANCY CAROLYN SHERIDAN Burlington: Boosters 3, Reidsville: Library Club 2, 4, French Club 2, Junior Dramatic Club 1, Z. BENJAMIN WASHINGTON SMITH Junior Dramatic Club 2, Senior Dramatic Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, French Club 2, 3. BUDDIE JAMES SMITH F.F.A.1.2.3.4. MELVIN McGEHEE SMITH F. F. A. 1, Z, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4. NANCY JANE SMITH F. H. A. Z, 3, 4, French Club Z, 3. THOMAS ALEXANDER SMITH Fishburne: Basketball 1, Reidsville: Basketball 2, 3, 4, J unior Dramatic Club 2, Senior Dramatic Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4,, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, French Club Z, Sports Editor of RENOACHI 4, Superlative: Wittiest 4. JOSEPH STEPHEN SOMERS French Club Z, 3. ETHEL JEAN SOYARS f.a F'w. ,.1 21. -1 ,s'w',1-'.--1 ' H 'W' f . 1' T'- . , - uf i Sl lllll SIAIISIIIZS DIANA JACQUELINE STANDAHL Junior Dramatic Club l5Senior Dramatic Club Z5 Lat- in Club l, Z5 State Convention 1, 25 Presidents' Coun- cil 45 Debator 15 First Team Debater Z, 3, 45 Debate Club 3, 45 Historian 35 Vice-President 45 Band 2, 35 Marshal 35 Basketball 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Bible Club Z, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 President 45 Class Secre- tary 4. JERRY HUDSON STANFIELD F. F. A. l, Z, 3, 45 Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. LEVI KENNETH STANLEY Libra ry Club Z, 3, 45 Basketball Z, 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Baseball 45 Bible Club 45 French Club 2, 3. ROBERT MCBRIDE STANLEY French Club 2, 35 Bible Club 4. TOMMY ALLOWHEE STANLEY Football 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. NANCY ELIZABETH STEVENS Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 F. H. A. Z, 3, 45 Sec- retary Z5 Library Club 2, 3, 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. Z, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3. ' JACK JUNIOR STEWART F.F.A.l,2. MARY ELIZABETH STOKES Hampton: Dramatic Club 25 Stamp Club l, Z5 F. H. A. 15 Glee Club 1, Z5 Pianist 15 Reidsvillea French Club 35 Library Club 45 Bible Club 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 45 Glee Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN STONE French Club Z, 3. ELLEN MARIE STRICKLAND Junior Dramatic Club 15 F. H. A. 2,45 French Club 3, 45 Giftorian 4. LOWELL FRANKLIN STRICKLAND F.F.A.l,2,3,4. MARY JUDY SWAIN French Club 2, 3. DAVID MCGEHEE TALLEY Junior Dramatic Club Z5 Senior Dr a m a tic Club 35 French Club 2, 3. VIRGINIA CAROL TOLER French Club 3, 45 Library Club 4. BETTY JO TRENT Junior Dramatic Club I5 Senior D r a m a t i c C 1 u b 25 French Club 2,35 Artist of LA PENDULE 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Artist of RENOCAHI 45 Latin Club 15 Bible Club 15 Cafeteria Worker 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 35 N. C. H. S. L. A. 35 Superlative: Most Talented 4. JANICE CAVELL TRENT Junior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 F.H.A. 15 Activities Editor of RENO- CAHI 45 French Club 35 Alternate Cheerleader 45 Su- perlative: Most School Spirited 4. REBECCA ANN TURPIN Junior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 25 Lat- in Club 15 Band 1-, Z5 French Club Z, 3. MARGARET JOANN TYSINGER F. H. A. 2. MARIAN KATHERINE VERNON Library Club 45 French Club I5 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BOBBY MCGEHEE WALKER Key Club 3, 45 Bible Club 45 Libr a ry Club 45 Junior Rotarian 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 State Farmer's D e g r e e5 Superlative: Most Dependable 4. EUGENE EDWARD WALKER F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 4. WALLACE WARREN French Club 2, 35 Bus Driver 3, 4. ROBERT SPENCER WAYNICK Key Club 3, 45 B and 1. 2, 3, 45 Property Manager 4. BARBARA LOUISE WILKERSON Junior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Vice-President 45 French Club Z, 35Secretary 35 Lat- in Club l5 Runner-Up in Beauty Pa gea nt 35 Junior Classical League 15 Monogram Club 45 House and Grounds Committee 35 Social Committee 35 Cheerlead- er 45 Library Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 N.C.H.S.L.A. 3, 45 Feature Editor of RENOCAHI 4. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH WILKINS Latin Club Z5 FORUM Staff Z5 French C lub 35 Publi- city Committee 45 Marshal 35 Library Club 45 LION'S ROAR Staff 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 4. RUBY ALENA WILSON F. H. A. 2,45 Superlative: Best Looking 4. JO ANNE WINGFIELD Junior Dramatic Club 15 Library Club 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 45 F. H. A. 15 French Club 2, 3. WILMOR HAROLD WRAY French Club 2, 35 President 35 Bible Club 3, 45 Pro- gram Chairman 45 Delegate to Boys' State 35 Library Club 3,45 President 45 Presidents' Council 3, 45 Home Room Representative 2,45 Key Club 3, 45 Junior Ro- tarian 45 Debate Club 35 Snapshot Editor of RENOCA- HI 4. JOHN WILLIAM YOUNG President of Student Organization 45 Home Room Rep- resentative 1,25 Class Vice President 15 Class Pres- ident Z5 Football Z, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Delegate to N. C. C. D.S. C. C. 2,35 Delegate to N.C.S. C.C. 45 Latin Club l, 25 Secretary 25 Junior Dramatic Club 15 Senior Dramatic Club Z, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 35 French Club 15 Monogram Club 3 , 45 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Program Chairman 25 President 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Presidents' Council 35 Superla- tive: Best All Round 45 Leadership Award 4. 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Anne Wallace Foster, James Wayne French, Rose Gann, Anne Gardner, Shi rl ey Lorene Garner, Gordon Ray Garrell, Wayne Gay, Michael D. Gentry, Herbert Lee Hall, Jr., John Dwight Hall, Linda Haney, Joseph Harrelson, Julia Harris, Betty Lou Hash,J. L.Hensley, Billy Hilderbrandt, Joe Hodges,Max Hughes, Sue Humphries,Sadie James, Sylvia Jarrell, Betty Jcan Jeffreys, Charles Jolly, Lind s ey Jones, Rupert Jones, Nelda Joyce, Louise King, Robert Knight, Ella Lively, Ed m und Lively, Dean Lowe, Hubert Madren, La'ura Mansfield, Virginia Martin, Lyra Matkins, Carolyn McBride, W a rren McCall, Charles McCollum, Lee McKinney, Malinda McKinney, Virginia McKinney, Wilson McKinney, Peg- gy Meeks, Pat Mitchell, Becky Montgomery, Eugene Moore, Carolyn Moran, J. Cee Mor- ton, Harry Mul1is,B e rn i c e Murray, Carl Nagle, Doris O'Bryant, Wiley O'Bryant, Anne Orren. SIIPHUMIIIIE IIIASS , ,- -T- ,Y Y. .,,.- ,, , Y W, Ashby Pamplin, Ramona Parrish, Garland Paschal, Leona rd Paschal, Peggy Paschal, Rogers Paschal, Bob Pearson, Joe Peg:-am, Ruby Pickrell, Dickie Powell, Paul Price, Buddy Rich, Ruby Roberts, Fred Rumley, Doris Sapaugh,Joe Sasser,Carl Saunders, San- dra Saunders, Eddie S e ba s t i a n, Tim Shockley, Carol Simmons, Carolyn Smith, Donald Ray Smith, Eula Smith, Terre Smith, Ann Marie Somers, Willie Spa rks, Bill Springs, Arlene Stanley, Elaine Stanley,Marie Stanley,Camille Stone, James Stone, Shelby Strick- land, Tommy Sutton, Garland Teague,Shirley Thompson, Louise Toler, Neva Toler, Rog- er Tuttle, Linda Vaughn, Fred Walker, Nat Walker, Judy Wall, Dennis Walters, Gretchen Watlington, Davis Washburn, Kay Washburn, Casey Watkins, Frances White, Tommy Wil- kerson, Margaret Williams, Nelson Young. wr- ,Z lv 'fr . , VE' ' - LQ r- 8,- 5 . HIESHMA MASS IIHIIIIRS 1 5 f S ,iff 'F' 'P ,,,. 4 ' 1 ' 4 D , , W! IA i Tommy Kallam . . . . . . President N1 Judy Trent .... . . Vice-President Phyllis Hopkins . . . . . Secretary Jimmy Corner . .... . Treasurer Mrs. Marjorie Justice .... . . . . . . . Adviser Colors: Royal Blue and White Flower: White Carnation Motto: Reach I-Iighg Aim High Diana Auman Mable Apple Stephen Apple Janice Bailey Kenneth Bailey Betty Ruth Barker Wayne Blackwell Wilson Bowen Nancy Burrow Sidney Burton Mike Branch Pauline Bratton James Barker Paul Brim David Brooks Elizabeth Brown Nellie Brown Wayne Brown Gayle Bryant Vernon Canady Lloyd Carter Rachel Carter Jane Causey Brenda Chapmon Tommy Clymer Hugh Cobb Tommy Collis Margie Clark Jimmy Comer Kay Comer Hubert Couch Tim Daniel Mike Davis Buddy DeLancey Ronnie DeL.app Sue Dent Curtis Dickens Sara Dickerson Jimmy Dillard Marcine Dunlap Kenny Eisenberg Lynda Ellington Herman Fargis William Fargis Alice Farling Steve Fleagle Camille Fournier David Frederick Mozelle Frye Dorothy Galliher Kenneth Garner Shirley Garrell Evelyn Gilland Mary Olive Gillie Eddie Glass Jeannette Glass Earl Gupton Wilma Green Grady Gregory Jerry Hall Thomas Hall Harry Harrelson Claudine Haynes Elizabeth Hendrix Laura Lee Hetzler Sandra Hooper Phyllis Hopkins Constance Jacobs David Jensen Louise Jones Margaret Jones William Jones Tommy Kallam Jo Anne Keith Francis Kemp III Lorene Key Mary Key Joe Knighten Joann Kimbro Billie Knowles HIESHMA MASS HHSHMA MASS ,X J' 7 qui., , . s-.. f tx ' 1 l N 1 ,. 0 f Srl' i to . .. at , 1 ? 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Ql- : lg. in S. 1 H, v-f tylfigi fbi, -cv Margie Knowles Gene Lasley Christine London Barbara Long Marvin Lynn Leonard Martin Sammy Martin Bonnye McDonald Bobby McDowell Gordon McKinney Norma McKinney Wallis Merricks Wayne Miller Norma Moorefield Eunice Paschal Ralph Pegram Willard Perdue Elna Pettigrew Mack Pettigrew Evangeline Purga son George Phipps Micky Reese Bobby Roach David Rivers Cleo Roberts Delores Roberts Donald Roberts Sydney O'Bryant Kenneth Roberts Edna Ray Rose Bobby Ross Tommy Schoofield Sandra Scott Bonnie Scurry Gayle Shelton Hazel Shelton Alice Smith Curtis Smith Larry Smith Wilma Smith Annette Smothers Mary Virginia Solomon James Stadler Sylvia Stanfield Mary Stanely Robert Soyars Dolly Stokes Jimmy Stokes Christine Stone Johnny Swain William Tate Judy Tatem Leilani Thacker Bobby Thore Joan Thornton Judy Trent Pencie Trent Charles Turner Naomi Walker Jane Updike Judy Walker Anita Ware Shelby Warf Bill Waynick Amos Whitlow William Whittenton Maggie Willard Dot Williams Jesse Williams Katrina Williams Martin Williams Oliver Wilson Norma Jean Witty Nancy Yeatts Philip Young Sandra Yount ff' MODES OF THE DAY Q. .JJQ-9 f rQ A x , S X xx i 7 r f f A X ' -X LL . 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REPRESENTATIVES SOPHOMORE: Janice Ballard Jimmy Fleagle Pat Mitchell Dickie Powell Nat Walker FRESHMAN: Betty Ruth Barker Buddy DeLancey Libby Hendrix Norman McKinney Sandra Scott Judy Walker , l,Q . . . Senior . . . . Junior . . . Sophomore . . Freshman . . Publicity . ..... Social . Point System Ways and Means 1 fn Doris Roach Editor-in-Chief ,131 Shelby D111 Harold Wray Typxst Snapshot Edltor Ar' UH Betty Jo Trent Marsha Dixon Alex Smith Artist Advertising Manager Sports Editor Qenoca I Sita!! N Barbara Wilkerson Features Editor N r ,,,4nl 'n' K www, W K , Mary Lee Aldridge Associate Editor ,..-..--4 xwllllllll ,pr 9 W1 ml- Sl Illll OFFICERS Mary Lea Aldridge President Barbara Wilkerson Vice-President Janice Trent ' Secretary Alex Smith Treasurer Miss Barbara Worthington Advisor MEMBERS Ouida Apple Peggy Barker lkey Blaylock Billy Booked' David Bray Rachel Bray Jackie Chaney Arthur Cobb Diana Cobb Carole Cole Peggy Coleman Judy Collins La Verne Combs Dean Craddock Jo Ann Davis Joan Davis Becky Dixon Marsha Dixon Joyce Dunagin Etta Dunevant Judy Edwards Ann Wallace Foster IIRAMAIIC lllllll Jeannie Galliher Ann Gardner Betty Cates George Terry Glidewell Barbara Gregory Serena Hendrix Nicky Hester Frank Hooper Sue Humphries Jerry Huskey Betty Jean Jeffries Barbara Litaker Edmund Lively Rachel Lynn Ann Martin Warren McCall Jimmy Merricks Ann Milner Pat Mitchell Harry Mullis Anne Orren Patricia Parrish Gerald Powell Beverly Rentz Gayle Reynolds Doris Sapaugh Benny Smith Carolyn Smith Eula Smith Ann Somers Bill Springs Camille Stone Nancy Stone f J Jimmy Trotter Wesley Trotter Gwen Walker Martha Lou Ware Gretchen Watlington John Young X .cf llll lllllll A' ,.,,4.. .f 4F il AA.. .A OI'-FlCERS X' f George Allen Billy Booker Ronald Borland Melvin Carter Don Coker Tommy Collins Nicky Hester ,- MEMISERS Clark Holt Frank Hooper Charles Leibseher Charles McCollum Gene Overby Carl Saunders Terre Smith Walter O'Briant ...... Jerry Huskey . . Bobby Price ..... Billy Manley ...... Mr. E, C, Anderson . . Wesley Trotter Bobby Walker Bob Waynick Vire- Tommy Wilkerson Harold Wray John Young Nelson Young President President Ser retary Treasurer Aclvisr' S Jaw off W . K A J' xi 'w ,1 if Q 4- . . a f IL 1 4? Y ,wfsgg v fa? k if GL fx . 3-9-QL i . z ----11 X . .., MQ'11Il , 1 ff 65 5 Q22 is H sg -. ' u ai ff, 3 ,, fr xo., t 4, X If wish? A? 1 4- ,, if A 'N 1 K , jgffxl A A ..- f . ' 75' , ,fi IK! Wivugr- i ,..M ,mu M '51 ,fa ei-VA T5 ,4 L. 1 ' Q ,L 3 3 I-lik' E -hz. ir.: fs 1 KT 4 . NH! 'if 'iv H .naman - 'JA x - 1 x Q ma f ' A I f , -V , ' Q' if H 1 Y .? 61 1 by EI I ' I I 1 -IQ 4.391 ' W 0 Lf-if M QQ! -K -2 22' ' ' l x w :.,,fJ N K ,U , srv ' I R5 '4 3 3 si W' K4 1' .- ,,, No.4 U AQ' he '- , 3 I 'Q QD 1 ii F X i ' Aww S , ' 1 V 'f , I Q 17 1' X' I .. 4 ig, Q. 5 'X il mga? '.E Z ' 'Fi' A in 3 W5 ,' ' 2 Q . ,flimsy V .,,, , Q e ww so Q , 4 'I : , X., , , ,we V A 1 ' .lj b V, Nh 'Am ,-5,-5 Q, L. WT ,gr f , ff 3. 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Miss Anne B Anthony Rebecca Montgomery Ruby Pifkerell Doris Sapaugh Nancy Smith Ann Marie Somers Elaine Stanley Nancy Stevens Ellen Strickland Judy Wall l,ola Wray F-'I 4,2 '11 llwil NE W H in Tun. . b N -4 - i-if 'I' g, . 4 nd' 3-1 l--- Kenneth Bailey Donald Brown Jerry Canady Vernon Canady Lloyd Carter Jimmy Chaney Donald Chilton John W. Comer Joe Crews James Denny Billy Rae Frye Joe Gann :J MEMBERS Bobby G. Hall Lindsey Jones Rupert Jones John H. Knowles Gene Lasley Wayne Manley Charles McKinney James McKinney Lee McKinney Sidney O'Bryant Wiley O'Bryant Rogers Paschel Robert Pearson OFFICERS Bobby Walker . ..... ,.... P resident Ronald Moore . . . . Vice-President Robert Knight .... Charles McCollum . Fred Manley .... Donald McKinney . . Mr.S. F. Wells . . . Paul Price Donald Roberts Kenneth Roberts Cleo Robertson Bobby Ross Billy Ross Paul Samuels Tommy Schoolfield Eddie Sebastian Walter Simpson Donald Ray Smith Buddy Smith James Smith Melvin Smith James Stadler Jerry Stanfield Bobby Strader Franklin Strickland William Tate Garland Teague Bobby Thore Charles Turner, Jr. Eugene Walker Davis Washburn Amos Whltlow Oliver Wilson Secretary Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Sentinel . . .Advisor HIRIRR FARMERS RI AMERICA fn ,,,, X me . N -Xfwxfxx-I 4 3 1' 'E Am A 'A L, Mx' ji Mmx N ig 9? Q - Y m W 'F Q- :T N 2 in fy A - an K 'E k , if -rf N' 3 L 'fr QW K: is f 5 .., K ., ga , liz 'A .Q ' fi ,Z al if A -nv v I f Mg 1 v 'x . axi- v ' I ,I gg - 'S v ,B KT ., T 5 . U 29 5, sa- nm as Q 2 'ff I I ff , 2 H-me I. -H , K :.,?.:Q: ui f. 1 lilll lllllll OFFICERS Betty Cates George President Phillip Evcrette Vice-President La Verne Combs Secretary Don Coker Treasurer Barbara Litaker Librarian Shelby Dill Accompanist Mrs . Harry Cardwell Director 4 Q iwqftvf ' V ff . C ' A A Q t -i if L I va ww A , if 1 2 ,W 1. MEMBERS Ouida Apple Angie Bennett lkey Blaylock Betty Briggs Nancy Burrows Tommy Burts Melvin Carter Gail Cobb Shirley Cobb Joyce Copeland Buddy Delancey Joyce Dunagin Ann Wallace Foster Mary Olive Gillie f MQW M y Af' F .Ms g' ' X 1 w , sid' Jeanette Glass Elizabeth Hendrix Sandra Hooper Sue Humphries Connie Jacobs Herman Jones Malinda Jones Ella Roane Lively Minnie Laura Lively Christine London Virginia Martin Bonnie McDonald Anne Milner Carolyn Moran Carl Nagle Gene Overby Dickie Powell Gerald Powell Bobby Roach Joe Sasser Annette Smothers Ann Somers Betty Stallings Tommy Stanley Mary Beth Stokes Camille Stone Judy Tatum Judy Trent Pencie Trent Judy Walker Naomi Walker Nathaniel Walker Kay Washburn Bill Waynick Carlton Winstead Majorettes Janice Ballard Sue Dent Beverly Rentz Carolyn Smith .J ' -Nl I s U W fa' .Il ' Effie si ' 1, + 3 I Color Guard Wallace Ann Foster Jane Coleman Diana Cobb LaVerne Combs Sue Humphries Clarinets Drum Jimmy Bivens Max Cooper Doris Roach Kelly Gibbs Warren McCall Barbara Robertson Sandra Scott Robert McDowell Sue Dent Mary Virginia Alice Stokes Sammy Martin Dean Lowe Carolyn Smith Beverly Rentz, Harold Busick Philip William hi Solomon s 3 3 Jerry Huskey Lamar Jolly . Carolyn Smith Alvis Sapaugh Doris Roach , Beverly Rentz Mary Va. Solomon . . . Jimmy Bivins Bob Waynick . OFFICERS .......Vice- President President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer .. .. .... ..... ..Prop Librarian Historian Publicity Mgr . Property Mgr . erty Mgr. Mr. James Moore . . .... Director Cornet Lamar Jolly Alvis Sapaugh Jerry Tate James Nixon Leonard Martin Jimmy Cooke John Crutchfield Baritone Oboe Flute Tommy Collins Cale Gardner Everette Arnold Casey Watkins Bill Johnson Saxaphone Trombone Horns Becky Dixon Jerry H'-1Skey Bob Waynick Sylvia Jarrell Billy De Lapp William Fargis Dorothy Dill James Stone Curtis Dickens Wayne French Trumpet Katrina Williams Stephen Apple Janice Ballard Wayne Atwater 51 is 2838.5 ,J-'drrw ww MN, , x 9 4 . . f,, EV :,. . :aim In D 'Q N sqm. -muh g .Ishii Q . x i Digg Y, wg in s .I 46 ,- W Bl' . E0 SJ' I K pi , 6 fig? X W E M.-fi K we X giqWQl J, W Wm 2 is ww 2 3, E M Gy if , 3 3 J Mae' by l VNWWQ xr N 9' N L WA Fi X A 4--Q I' fi .n 'lg N if 'c 1- Z i ilk' '55 vi-W' .N f Q x Ti? 1 , Qu W . 'w 'X f. , Q , e D Yr -1? A -f :L Q if A , Y f , Aw, ' -4' . it ,M IAA ,,AA .V xy- i V: ! f Q A .2 if ,, .A x f ' if W X .iff Q 'nfwwn em ,hh N., Q VW, THE LIONISRCAR .L I REIDSVILLE, N. c., NOVEMBER io, 1954 Ne. 1 oung and Manley Chosen Jr. Rotarians Seniors Elect .n., . .4,. ., Superlatives Mascots '1 ff '41 M' ti 's s I ' if ,Qt E . 'K-I tin I th :pu 1 y s has ser. side. ry and vice-iiresident of . . ri. zu rved as treasurer of the Student Organiz th' Key Club. This your Bil y is the North Carolina V the I . F. A. He is president of the Se , t easurer of the Key Club, and a mont llilly has been the president and secrc assistant leather of his Young People ouncil Gives Program Un Friday, October 21, the Student unr-il presented in assembly a mock udent Council meeting. The roll was meet- secre- lled and the minutes of the last 5 were re Ld hy .loan Davis, the v. After all reports from the mem- rs, the council discussed and acted on old and new business. The meet- g was adjourned after the singing of iz Council sung. Diana Stzindahl nar- ed the proceedings. The object of this gram was to introduce to the student ilv the Student Council, its activities, :l its members. Q? I., 3,1 Q, ,IW 4 iief THE LloN's RoAR Published each six weeks ot '- X Reidsville High School Editor . ........... Mary Lea Aldridge Assoc. Editor . ,.......... Doris Roach Literary Staff David Bray, Jeannie Galliherthiargaret Lee Lester, Ann Grren, Virginia lvlllilfls Business Manager ........ John Young Typist .......,.... . 'Shelby Qaiuicr Annual is Begun A fter their successful magazine cam- raifn, the seniors have at last started work on the RICNOCAHI. The business of the xnfimcnt is canvassing advertise- menls from Iteidsville's leading mer- chants. All the classes have rushed into the auditorium, had makeup doused on their faces, and smilingly sat before the camernifn--this in order to have their nictures in the annual. And the seniors have had their little jount downto Throckmortorfs to have their beauty sturck, too. The staff hopes to put out one of the finest yearbooks yet. in lii' 1 and much f lected two 5 for each gms were Que Senior ' ur super- of one- They are dal - Billy Q and Joan H -in Young fi looking- ion, Most I d Jeannie I Hooper Babb? oo - ' l limice .L :etty reen Lltel' 5' mg are ,ore, and fhter of ,nsored :ed ft I Q Isaacs l This year's edition of RENOCAHI will be dedicated to the two basketball coaches--Miss Jean Scott and Mr. Hoy. Isaacs. Miss Scott of Winston-Salem, received her B.S. degree from Appalachian, and has been a member of the faculty of Reidsville High School for four years. She teaches Social studies II and physi- cal education, plus her duty as coach of the girls' basketball team. Coach Isaacs recevied his B.S. degree from Appalachian and his M.A. degree from Peabody. Seven of the eight years he has taught have been in Reidsville. He coaches the boys' basketball team' and teaches physical education and Social studies I and III. It is with pride that we bestow thitii honor upon Miss Scott and Coach Isaacsg who are most eflicient coaches, capable instructors, and friends of all. -i likely ml , f i 1 ,A Y? n ' x K Q 3' A ,m,,,,. Q M , P ,' Y 49 ' ' 3 J ,f f . in V 1 W1 3 Q PWA, 3 I 'V. A., . , , '1A,A '. . ' , ' vi' ' QV ' if E A2' U' A-1: s A fw - V ,S ,iw V W . ,I ' F' ., W' Q R i. V-i'.f 5 Y , 'if ' if, 'f':f ' ' J , s Q Liz. 1 V if m Q 'Z 45 a eil if '53 63' pgs W- gg' ggi, 'Z J Q V . QS' M 41412. Wiki- ix3?? ' W- x lb ily- . I . if G L 9 if 42. X. X P I CHlHlllAllHl8 Joan Davis Herman Farthing Minnie Laura Lively Serena Hendrix - Chief Terry Glidewell Libby Hendrix Alternates Gwen Walker - Janic Jo Ann Davis - Lion Ann Martin Pat Mitchell Barbara Wilkerson e Trent 4' 1' F 'P Xxx, Wh ,xr lp' -'lr Q X49 xiii , it 4,1 -. QF ' -1 V' am.x,iU 'C 5 1'-1.515 i fl HJ 25 :Xi Q N T I I? w X 'N' 'von V v1g5-ff,. 7 ' x HHH pan if ,4 li, T Wingfield Coach B UA., AND THE COACHES THAT TRAINED THEM Sacrinty Assistant Knight Assistant 2001 ,WOR ' ,, ,M ' 4 7' ' 4 ,,.f- fr-'eff' H l ' V - ,H l ,F L' vf A ' -- . .,,,,,, 'f,. 12- ' ' '- H .. ' n -Li.. N T . 51 , ., . , f. . . f . .A ' 4 4 7 ' fa-ff-ff J ' .- J - ,.ia. , ff ,I A First Row- Bill Springs, Ronald Elliott, Ru- pert Jones,Arthur Cobb, Tommy Stanley,and Frank Hooper. Second Row- Charles Hoover, David Bray, Bobby Cooke, Ikey Blaylock, Mike Gentry, Tommy Collins,Tommy Sutton, Dicky Powell, David Amos. Third Row - Bobby Price, Willard Rumley, Stanley Size- more, Charles McCollum, .Timmy Trotter , Jack Smith, Ray Garrell. Fourth Row-Benny Smith, Don Coker, John Medley, Kelly Min- yard, Jimmy Fleagle, Nicky Hester, John Young, Walter Leibscher. .7Ae Sfafe CAampion5 ip Y 0 ll X . N-Y -fl A ,V -. Qliavfygu s'k',,i p gg-' 1.41 ix ii ' ,i , . ' -H' A .. Ml 4 Q xg, r N, K .gy J , x . Y ff l--we 415-:5l 1fWff f'i H David Bray and Bobby Price we re fine field generals. The forward wall was led by ends David Amos and John Young. Tackles Nicky Hester and Kelly Minyard, guards Mike Gentry, and Cha rle s Hoover, andTommy Stanley. The Lions also had great reserve strength. The leading reserves were Walter Leibscher, Willard R umley, and Jimmy Trotter. A .. iw, - ig.. - Two of the Lions were named to the All- State team. They were Kelly Minyard and Charles Hoover. Hoove r also made third- string All-American. Bobby Cooke and Don- ald Coker were two ofthe finest halfbacks in the state. Coker wa s the leading scorer on the team. John Medley,the bruising fullback, ran roughshod through opposing lines. Hvmou Prairie coke 5lnc'f1f H T' 00 en W .7110 ffefc 3 'AN ' 1 4 ' Bud! Y., 'L HOOUGI efzffgy -In Af ff' I A awelfey fzitzzfgy A . fmlydlff ffewfefz' J' 0181 0617! Q 1 L39 Aefnclea A 1 l jg, , .QV .7Ae jiefcl... an s Q.,wMg,,,,,w-AAM M l m g m ,Q V'-L . v 4 I .A, 1 '-3.14, af J, QW, fi? N v F .H fm +6 ye' Wnlpw L, X Nbr ,iw-' X v Q .U X W N RR 3 N XKQW M ,X my W A Q , vu-5 K N K mx W, A -nw 1 sh. ' M. ww V My , Q 536 L -A. S. - W v , Q 41' v I GIIHS9 BASKllllAll Coach Jean Scott has come up with a-nothe r fine team despite being hit heavily by g ra d uation. The Lady Lions lost two fine forwards and a guard. But forwards Wilma Ferguson, Peggy Coleman, Barbara Strader, a nd Nola Morris have taken up the scoring slack. Diana Cobb,Diana Standahl,and Rachel Lynn have all been outstanding at the guard positions for the Lions. Ferguson and Coleman are two of the fine st forwards in the conference and Rachel Lynn is one of the better guards. Diana Standahl has been a great rebounder for the Lions all year while Captain Shelby Garner has rattled more than one offense. First Row-Nola Morris, Barbara Strader, Gail French, Hilda Cooke, Martha Lou Ware.. and Wilma Ferguson. Second Row-Coach Scott, Shelby Garner lCaptainl, Peggy Coleman, Diana Standahl, Vivian Echols, Diana Cobb, Jo Ann Davis, and Betty Jo Trent fManagerl. if hw. :fm QA , i -. -W3 i fm. Wi 4. 5 f ,fan iff lf' lim Sf' f' 3 3 1 We S f' 'X 2 is 1 is-f Gb 'JJ 1 1 R . p s M if . f d N .L 745 'K -f , K 1- W K' ii flag X ' . j .Q i . M N wi 3 s - f , if 1... Jem uoon MEA Sfazzcdzgif ffmdefr TL dflflefl Co Femail, .5'mc'fl Golrefz Cooffe Mow Jian Fey, ff6lJf8lI jr 111114011 00611191 f0!0L'7J8ll C ORG!! m I' OIJD 1 'll 720tUFC'D1 . , 04121 fy ,I 1 Y ,,! llfedie I I ' A I' . 1 ,. fl! alfa: A BIIUMIL tg' Wfcffllzllej M, 'JM 7110101 XY' M Q3- ,. 1 Q 1 Cooke 1 MISS R.H.S Joan Davis if I B E A U T I E S S P O N S O R S P R O P H E N i- , vw H -2' L. 8 v- 'f' eauly pageanf NINHHN HIINIIR 1 E Q - W, Je IHI HUII A H RUNNERS-UP Joan Davis Jo Ann Davis Terry Glidewell Libby Hendrix Serena Hendrix Minnie Laura Lively Janice Trent Gwen Wallfel Barbara Wilkerson Joan Davis - Miss R. I-I. S Bobby Price - Escort A D IHIY-HVI I i , 1 i I Gayle Reynolds Janice Ballard Gayle Reynolds was chosen bv Mary Lea Aldridge President of the Senior Dramatic Club ur ollea el'5 nam svandahl lnondor 1 Diana Standahl represents Claudia Barnes, Pres- ident of the Debate Club. Jeannie Galliher was s e 1 e c t e d by Betty Cates George, President of the Glee Club. 7 'I 11 f -ffl! Janice Trent Janice Ballard was chosen bv Jerry Huskey President of the Band. Janice Trent was selected bv Doris Roach Editor-in-Chief of Renocahi. Jeannie Galliher . , Joan Davis Serena Hendrix represents Clark Holt, President The French Club Nancy Stevens was chosen by Bobby Walker, President of the Future Farmers Serena Hendrix , Joan Davis was selected by Billy Manley, Presi- dent of the Senior Class. Mary Lea Aldridge was selected by Diana Stand- ahl, President of the Bible Club. W Mal. Y Lea Aldridge Nancy Stevens ul' lea eff! POIIJOI' I x Ba rbara Wilkerson is sponsored by Walter O'Briant President of the Key Club. Barbara Wilkerson 3 WM .Q Ag.. f ,..,4. Mm , Gwen Walker Judy Edwards Gwen w,3'1kQlLW3S selected bY John Young President of the Student Council Je a el' 5 il Ydewe Taffy G X P 0 ll 5 0 I' Terry Glidewell represents John Medley, Presi- dent of the Monogram Club. Libby Hendrix was chosen by Chief Cheer Leader Serena Hendrix. Anne Orren Judy Edwards represents Anne Orren Sophomore Class President Anne Orren was selected by Shirley Thompson President of the Junior Dramatic Club Libby Hendrix Q 4 'J I jqifyj ' , Nil - Jennie Chapmon Nancy Jones represents Joanne Jones President of Future Homemakers Phyllis Hopkins represents Tommy Wilkerson President of the Latin Club Nancy Jone s Jennie Chapmon represents Harold Wray, Presi- dent of the Library Club. Margaret Jones was cho s e n by Tommy Kallam, the President of the Freshman Class. Ma 1-ga:-ef -fone s Phyllis Hopkin s ul' OZICG, eI'5 ,Janitor Linda Pryor was chosen bv Chief Marshall Betty Bruce Hill Linda Pryor ' .- -v -1,1316 Mfg , -D A-ffm aj' ' 1 'I- 111' A ' rf - N gilt ., . fqgq L Q. 113 1 K, in V as Y if ' ' MASS PIIIIPHHIY A heavy silence settles over the room as the clock str i ke s twelve. My eyes have followed the shadows on the wall for hours and now are about to close. Ah. . . sleep. But a dream keeps appearing and dis- turbing my peace. It seems to be a vision! Who are you? Why are you here? I am Time and I am here to check on you. But why? What have I done? That is what I am he re to find out. I check on everyone to find out what they have done and what they have left undone. I also grant one reque st when I come to see you. What would you like me to do? lf you check on everyone, then youmust know all about what my c l a s s m ate s of 1955 have been doing since our graduation fr om Reidsville High School. I would like for you to tell me that. Well, as you probably would assume from the number of engagement rings when you last saw them. quite a few have married. Jeannie Galliher is happily married and lives in Oklahoma and lives with her husband in Georgia . There seems to ha ve been a demand for minis- ters since Peggy Jefferson,Joan Pegram,Pat Parrish, and Louise McCollum are minister's wive s. Gayle Hughes married her dream man about five years after she finished school. Living in G r e e n s b o r o happily rn a r rie d a r e Marsha Dixon, Joanne Jones, Arlene Marks, Rachel Paschal, R e b e c c a Bailey, and Alene Wilson. Nancy Moore and her husband now own and oper- ate a soda shop. Judy Swain, R e be c c a Turpin, and Margaret Tysinger live on huge ranches out west with their families. Then a few hea de d further west to California with their husbands. They were Carol To- ler, Mattie Blakely, and Joann Paschal. Nancy Stev- ens, Rachel McGehee a nd Barbara Driscoll chose to rear a family in their hometown of Reidsville. Shirlene Hall is now married, but in her spare time, she helps Audrey Madren out in her beauty shop. lt is said that their hair styles are the rage of Paris. Shelby Dill is the a uthor of several books on how to teach music . She and her h u s b a n d a r e constantly called upon to give lectures to college groups. Happy are the married! lam so glad that my old classmates have found happiness. But please con- tinue! It is amazing how well all of them did. Now let me think, who are some more? Oh,yes,Serena Hend- rix spend s most of her time abroad. She and her m ill io n a i r e husband are fond of traveling-. Harold Wray is recognized as an industrial relationist. There are many girls who made their careers as secretaries. Shelby Garner is Mr. J. Spencer Love's foreign secretary. She has been to all the South Am- erican countries. Louise Pritchett. Nancy Robertson, and Nancy Smith share a lush apartment in New York where they work as s e c r e ta r i e s . Out in California working for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer a re Janice Trent and C. B. S., owned by Levi Stan- ley, would have to discontinue if it were not for Susie Blevins and Wanda Clymer and their services. Since Shirley Cobb and Ellen Strickland like Reidsville so much, they both are secretaries at the American To- bacco Company, which is owned by John Craddock. Frank Hooper is a ve ry successful C. P. A. in Reidsville. Reigning a s mayor of Reidsville is Alex Smith. The other city councilmen are Charles McKin- ney, Jerry Stanfield, Franklin Strickland, and Donald Chilton. They are busy every minute trying to make Reidsville a better city. It has really grown and Roy Mitchell has a responsible position as chief-of-police. One of the detectives, Ronald Apple, works along with Elvin Greene tracking down criminals. It is indeed wonderful to learn the successes of all these people. Do not let me interrupt you. Reidsville High School now recieves the teach- in g s e r v i c e s of Bonnie Gregory for English, Billy Manley for agriculture, Marion Varnon for business, and Wilma Ferguson for physical education. Mar- ga ret Lee Lester and Betty Briggs specialized inthe teaching. They collaborate in ope r ating a summer camp for handicapped children, which has r e c e iv e d national recognition. Two of the most s ucces sful have gone into the missionary field. John Young is in Africa as a medi- cal missionary and Walter O'Briant s pe c ia li ze s in working with the youth in Russia. Several of your classmates are making a c a ree r o ut of serving the country. These outstanding ones are M a rine Bobby Cooke, Cadets Thomas Chapman and Stephen Somers. David Amos,a general in the army, and jet pilot Don- ald McKinney. The medical field has been s e rved well by both doctors and nurses from the class of '55, On the staff of nurses at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore are Nola Morris,Nancy Sheridan,Jean Soyars,and Gladys Apple. Patricia Parrish heads a staff of nurses in Reidsville and B a r b a r a Wilkerson has made a suc- dessful nurse in a New York hospital. Joan Davis is a medical technologist in the same hospital. Robert Pritchett is interested in clearing the sl um s in New York, so he is a doctor there. Bobby Price and Nicky Hester have made names for themselves in the surgi- cal field. For a treatment of the mind, Benny Smith cannot be beaten. Leading experimenter onacure for cancer is Dr. Virginia Wilkins. It is so good to hear that so many are serving their fellowman. Tell me a bo ut some of the others now. There are manywho are e n t e r t a in ing others which is also important. You might turn on the radio any day and hear Walter Scott singing one of Buddy Smith's songs and accompanied by Mary Beth Stokes on the piano. Foremost in today's literary field are novelist Rosetta Jarrell, newspaper reporter Lamar Jolly,and Alvis Sapaugh,who is editor of the ATLAN- TA CONSTITUTION. Ronald Moore, a sportscaster, gives the best reviews on professional baseball play- ers John Knowles and Billy Ross, and professional football players, Charles Hoover, John Medley, Kelly Minyard, Willard Rumley, and Tommy Stanley. En- tertaining as a star of the ice capades is skater Jean Cobb. Cecil Dixon is one of the dare-devil helldrivers on his motorcycle. T he pictures painted by Betty Jo Trent are world known for their beauty. There are also quite a few businessmen and wom- en. Frances Kelly owns a tall girls' shop, with ex- clusive designers,Rebecca Pegram,Shirley Stone, and Doris Apple designing the clothes. Floyd Hough owns Roses' Dime Store and David Talley and Bobby Stanley own a g r o c e ry store with Wallace Warren head of the meat department. Owning their own businesses also a re Bobby Walker and Eu- gene Walker. Russell Palmer is c on sid e r e d th e country's greatest car designer. Designing the motors for Rus- sell's car is Melvin Smith. I am just so pleased with all my friends. There are others, aren't there? Yes, there are a few more. You know farmers are the backbone of the nation. James McKinney owns a dairy fa rm in Maine. Jimmy Cobb owns a ranch along with Rogers Madren, Bobby Dove, and J unior Stewart. Politics has also e nte red the picture. Doris Roach is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Diana Standahl is president of a law firm in New York. A icture of Success is Henry Pegram as acon- Southern Bell Telephone Company c o ul d not do P tractor. David Bray is successful as a civil engineer. without its chief operators, Etta Dunevant and Mary At Remington Arms Company, Bob Waynick is a bal- Farling. That seems to conclude the list of class- listic engineer. mates. Are you well satisfied? Ronald Borland has a sto unded America by his I could hope for nothing better. improvements in radio and television. WM ' y iq ,lr A if h 7 2 I' gn. L , ' Q v.. Q ' 5 , Q 'Q ' , ,Y r L 4 a g' X ' I Al. W 1' I ,Q ,. K E Al l 4 J? - v , f ff' ll i , . y , v 1 N, Q : l fi ,Q 'i - K - V A i. ' u y - Q eww 9 K V , ' if sil 1 1' 5 ' 'f A wi 1 f i f Y ys i' K f g gi t . 4, A, I 1 - A 'itil-I ji, ,, Q I' M10 ffm? x fr 9 9 I I ,RA -f' in --4 l HH! 'l V .. , 1 i T i E I t , lASl Wlll All llSlAMll State of North Carolina County of Rockingham City of Reidsville As we, the Class of '55 stand on the threshold of the future, we look back towa rd our alma mater, Reidsville High School, with loving memories of the good times we have shared together. Being of sound mind and body, we do hereby bequeath all our merits and fond memories of four happy years upon the fol- lowing beneficiaries: Article l . Sec. 1. Upon Mr. Ande r s on and Mr. Lipscomb, we bestow our deepest appreciation for their patience and understanding. Sec. 2.'I'o Miss Conley we leave our gratitude for helping to make this publication possible. Sec.3.We extend to the entire faculty and student body our deepest devotion. Article ll Sec. 1. Joanne Jones leaves to her brother Rupert and her sister Nancy her love for football. Sec.2.Bobby Price, Charles Hoover, and Tommy Stanley leave their love for football to Mike Gentry and Tommy Wilkerson. , Sec. 3.Qajg bestows her love for going steady to Barbara Litaker. Sec. 4. Shelby Dill bequeaths her long hair to her sister, Dorothy. Sec. 5.Bobby Walker and Nancy Stevens leave the good times they have had at R.H.S. to Sue Humphries and Leonard Paschal. Sec. 6. Mary Farling wills her ability to have fun in shorthand class to Aliee Farling. Sec. 7. To Diana Cobb, Arlene Ma r ks bequeaths her love for R. H. S. Sec. 8. John Medley wills his e xc e s s weight to Jimmy Trotter. Sec. 9. Bobby Cooke and Nicky Hester leave their love for hunting to Don Coker. Sec. 10. To Sha ron Walker, Margaret Tysinger leaves her love for going steady. Sec. ll . Shirlene Hall leaves he r love for dating to Sadie James. Sec. 12. David Amos wills his football uniform to anyone who wants it. Sec. 13. Betty .Io Trent wills he r love for draw- ing to anyone with talent. Sec. 14. Marion Ve rnon leaves her love for French to Neva Toler. Sec.l5.To Gail and Ann Martin,Janice 'llfgntcwills her ove for R. H. S. ' Sec. 16. Henry Pegram leaves his intelligence to Donald and Ronald Elliott. Sec. 17. His seat in Mr. Well's room Charles McKinney wills to Bobby Hall. Sec. 18. BettyBriggs leaves her love for going to camp to Minnie Laura Lively and Martha Lou Ware. Sec. 19. To Joe Pegram, Rebecca Pegram wills her love for summer school. Sec. 20. Walter Scott wills his seat in Glee Club to Bobby Roach. Sec . 21. Mary Beth Stokes le a v e s he r parking place to Kay Washburn. Sec. 22. Their tho usands of whys in college algebra, Jean Cobb and Shelby Garner lea ve to Ein- stein. Sec . 23. Donald McKinney wills his baseball uni- form to Bobby Ross. Sec. 24. To James Denny is left Buddy Smith's pen. Sec. 25. Wilm a Ferguson and Nola Morris will their love for basketball to Barbara Strader and Grey McKinney. Sec. 26. To Barbara Bray, B e nny Smith leaves his second year French book. Sec. 27. Joan Davis and Barbara Wilkerson leave their love for c h e e rl e a d i n g to Terry Glidewell and Pat Mitchell. Sec.28.Joe Gann wills his height to Herman Far- is. g Sec. 29. To Clark Holt, Alex Smith wills his love for basketball and classical music. Sec. 30. Frank Hooper wills his crutches to any- one who has need of them. Sec. 31. Willard Rumley and Kelly Minyard leave their love for football to Walter Leibscher. Sec. 32. To anyone with the same ability, Ronald Apple leaves his quietness. Sec. 33. Elvin Green wills his love for school to Malinda McKinney. Sec. 34. To anyone who likes to laugh and have fun as much as she does, Gail Hughes wills her wit- tiness. Sec. 35. Alvis Sapaugh lea ve s his love for the band to Jerry Huskey and Jerry Tate. Sec. 36. Rogers Madren, having nothing to leave, takes it all with him. Sec. 37. Their ability to be quiet,Rachel Benfield and Rebecca Bailey leave to Gay and Billy Benfield. Sec. 38. Nancy Moore leaves her love for study- ing to Ann Wallace Foster. Sec. 39. Donald Chilton le a ve s h i s ability in draftsmanship to Jerry Canady. Sec. 40. T o J a c kie Chaney, Jo Anne Wingfield leaves her love for football and East End. Sec. 41. Marsha Dixon wills her love for Greens- boro to her sister Linda. Sec. 42. His love for Greens, Johnny Craddock leaves to Dean Craddock. Sec.43.Billy Ross wills his ability to pitch base- ball to Tommy Collins. Sec. 44. Serena Hendrix leaves he r sister Libby at R.H.S.,hoping she will cheer the LIONS to victory. Sec. 45. To an unlucky person, James McKinney wills his late bus. LE 1 MSI Wlll Sec. 46. Mary Lea Aldridge le a ve s her love for the Dramatic Club and those night rehearsals to next year's president. Sec.47.His ability tobe late on bus 60 ,Frank- lin Strickland wills to Wayne Madren. Sec. 48. Billy Manley leaves his love for serving his fellow students to Jerry. Sec. 49. Thomas Chapman wills hi s 4O Chev- Shirley Chapman. ' rolet to Sec . 50. Bonnie Gregory wills her ability to chat- ter incessantly to Betty Cates George. Sec. 51. Etta Dunevant leaves her love for Eng- lish and sociology to Gwen Vklker. Sec. 52. To C a sey Watkins, Doris Apple leaves her ability to have fun in the library at lunch time. Sec. 53.To Claudia Barnes, Diana Standahl leaves her patience to spend three months on a debate. Sec. 54. To anyone who can type with it, Louise Pritchett wills her antique typewriter. Sec. 55. Walter O'Briant wills his witty ways and his college algebra note s to anyone who wants them. Sec. 56. Jo Anne Paschal le a ve s her blond hair to Phyllis Hopkins. Sec. 57. Louise McCollum leaves her typewriter to Louise Cobb. Sec. 58. Her love for Pelham and Ruffin, Frances Kelly hesitantly leaves to Carolyn Moran. Sec. 59. To Rachel Lynn, R a c h el Paschal wills for tall boys. her love Sec. 60. To Tommy Clymer, Levi Stanley leaves his ability to play basketball and teach physical edu- cation. Sec. 61. Russell Palmer wills his love for cars to Buck Palmer. Sec. 62. Roy Mitchell wills his love for the Greensboro Road to anyone with the same interests. Sec. 63. Nancy Sheridan, ne edin g all she has, takes it with her. Sec. 64. Her love fo r Camp Millstone, Margaret Lester wills to Peggy Coleman. Sec. 65. Peggy Jefferson wills her knack for put- ting things off to the last minute to Betty Stallings. Sec. 66.,To Carol Johnson, John Young leaves the duty of getting the gang off to school. Sec. 67. To anyone foolish e n o ugh to take them, Floyd Hough leaves his car troubles. Sec. 68. Mattie Blakely wills her love for R.H.S. to all the Freshmen. Sec. 69. John Henry Knowles wills his ability to keep quiet to anyone who can do the same. Sec . 70 . Patricia Parrish le a v e s h e r love for R. H. S. to her sister, Ramona. Sec. 71. David Talley leaves his French book to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. Sec. 72. To Syliva, B a rber, and Ray, Rosetta Jarrell leaves her library work. Sec. 73. Rebecca Turpin wills her love for Ruffin to anyone with the same interest. Sec.74.Jeannie Galliher leaves her love for blond hair and blue eyes to Ann Martin. 1 -' i. -P .,,..,r , . ,, V ' , ' :...?f ' in . s. .--as - A..- A ll IESIAMI I Sec. 75. Wallace Warren wills his bus to Donald Krites. Sec. 76. To anyone stupid enough to ta ke it, Ce- cil Dixon wills his biology book. Sec. 77. Ronald Moore le a ve s his ole 27 to Tommy Schoolfield. Sec. 78. Carol Toler le a ve s her shorthand book to Louise Toler. Sec. 79. Eugene Walker will s his good times at R. H. S. to Charlton Winstead. Sec . 80 . Ellen Strickland le a v e s h e r worn out French book to Margaret Apple. Sec. 81. To Johnny Swain, Judy Swain leaves her school worries. Sec. 82. Lamar Jollyleaves his loafing in French class to his brother Charles . Sec. 83. David Bray le a ve s his algebra book to Don Coker . Sec. 84. To Grey Underwood, R obe r t Pritchett wills his typewriter. Sec. 85. Doris Roach wills he r ability to lose e- lections to Claudia Barnes. Sec. 86. Bobby Stanley wills his a bility to lose. those extra pounds to Buck Palmer. Sec. 87. The back seat on l06 , Gladys Apple wills to her sister Mable. Sec. 88. Joan Pegram leaves her rocking chair in sociology to Gwen Walker. Sec. 89. B leaves his paper route to anyone who will take it. . Sec. 90 . Junior Stewart'wil1s his good tim e s at school to . . . Sec. 91. Alene Wilson le ave s he r seat on ole 97 to Grey McKinney. Sec. 92. To anyone who is large enough to fill it, Nancy Smith wills her seat on bus Z7. Sec. 93. Harold Wray wills his ability to have fun to Gene Overby. Sec. 94. To anyone crazy enough to take it, Nancy Robertson wills her seat in shorthand. Sec. 95. Virginia Wilkins leaves her algebra book to Gerald Powell. Sec. 96. To all those who love the good earth, Jerry Stanfield wills his love for the F. F. A. Sec. 97. Bobby Dove ta ke s everything with him. Sec. 98. Jimmy Cobb wills his ability to have fun at home room period to Melvin Carter. Sec. 99. have fun to ' Ronald Borland bequeaths his ability to Sec. IO! . To anyone with the same interests,Pat- sy Parrish wills her love for housekeeping. Sec. 101 . Stephen Somers wills his school books to anyone who has use of them. Signed and sealed by Joan Davis, Testatrix Witnessed by: Fred William Manley, President of the Senior Class x it W,- an K A is Q. K -x reefinga anal gen! uhahea ' l'oThe Graduating Class F of Reidsville High School From all u ch? Sf:-i A J Reidsville Branch jhe .zdmerican lhacco L W H QV f .K -1 .V -A l .aff I Lucky City Motors SALES E SERVICE Your Ford Dealer Since 1930 S26 S. Scales Dial 6441 Day 5049 Efezfywbaddd , la E RZ94.,f2Z Y' -061,9 flffy-17 29' -'9 x'f-A4-J F 'WQZL--af1fx ff,-, . ,QM L ., Lo, . if I 7 L D ' ,few fi- ff, W ,eg gf ,,g4,.,J TO THE SENIOR CLASS We Extend Be st Wishes for a Successful and Happy Future BURLINGTON MILLS COR P QREIDSVILLE PLANT . 1 af' V- ' UI' Y 1 L' L ' 'ff' ' F ' ' '- , -N IW gnnxlli-14uLh----.',--'A-sL.F---hi--at14--Q X at E M sl e X MQW ,A L an 1 Eglkg cis'-?vf1TN'?, 'EQ bfi'-,tl X ' .. mugs 'Vu WW ' aZM7aQMe9ff76ffy Many of your friends of earlier classes are now members of the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune u for the future SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY J fmie., W ' ' . - L 73 T J v X 1 e ' A 11' s e -, :W-52? . -P , NI. 8 'i- A '1-' 2f 4.3a4gi if 1 ' ' itiiilig M1-xca's Jewelry--Gifts Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Buy Diamonds Here with Confidence J v I I J 9 f . - . I. , ,B .w Us P .fijO iJ.'1 ' ' BELK-STEVENS COMPANY K ReidsviIle's Leading Department Store X Phone 7572 A ' i AMA, ,226-2 6-M17 07 7iL 7a ! ELV WE HOIELQ 2 75 ' - .C feeShop my fjffk - 'p s J li sjl:i1,IN.c.l I 'f ini u9 Ar COMM! eb 7 L53 I ,e l RATULATIONS U W - 7 Next Wash Day Try Us Across The Street From The les Station Phone 6437 ' ' ' .ueiainiuniidik ' ... AA.:-u...aL.e.a.u.f' A ' ,J -.i---.-. ,,A, - 1.--f-Ain-QQQM.-nu --fu-x-------g1.K.gl-M--a...zlu.m.n'- ' ' J f N E377 s Wrfmplimonh of wnLKERsoN H-E GREENE FUNERAL Home COMPANY, INCORPORATED LL WI IAMS Sz COMPANY KP WMM Mifif Ready Mixed Concrete if G. B. GREENE Sand and Stone for Sale P. O. BOX 1177 Day Phone 5235 Res. Phone 4436 Leaksville Phone Main 3-2654 Madison Phone 759 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 milf W 'M sp WI- pay My MS Electric Service ts LIG HEAT PO R REFRIGERATION yy K It's One Essentnol Tho! DoQsr1't R Myw I Rxse in Prnce Servmg the Pnedmont Corolmos V! 4' f, ' I ON E C H. CARLTON CRADDOCK . e winding Heating And Plumbing O -' Phone 7485 515 . Slcildi St. ' Reidsville North Carolina D 5? Dia 6465 K If A. I is I, OL V, ROB DAILEY'S SODA SHOP , ' cf' Magazines-Sandwiches-Notions fu BLES HJC 213 Gilmer sr. - Dial 4468 ff ' ' idsville North Carolina jf S 5' Sf . For Homes Beyond the Mains CARDINAL CLEANERS Use Hi-Term Bottled Gas ll ' ll The House of Quality Cooking-Water Heating Refrigeration NORTH CAROLINA GAS CORPORATION Phone 6325 Reidsville North Carolina REED - CREWS PRINTING COMPANY Job Printing 8: Office Supplies 221 Settle Street Dial Let One Call Take Care of Your Printing And Office Needs! Ledger Sheets, Post Binders, Billing Machine Forms Salesbooks, Ribbons, Adding Machine Paper Second Sheets, Letterheads, Envelopes 2410 K 'V D EI If 7 Compliments of ' Ax U . ' .X- ' og!! 1 L , . coLE's JEWELERS J, ten Dvickiiw A vw X222 Settle Sr. QQ D -f 4 F1 ll A-QQ Q W 'll A Q . 1 V, J in Yukon s Best Flour M212 4 53?-V R. M. GILLII-3 J Q' kt 3 Nt , A AJ New Lau ONE CALL W .Si Ula , C. X -fl N A CLEANS ALL 'f'ITIE'lz3Il' mv-W' ....' Tors IN THE rooo PARADE SIS 5' s I'5 SI' Phon' 438' xzlosvniis. Noam CAROLINA COLONIAL STORES. INC. Compliments of THE MUTUAL BUILDING AND lOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings Home Loans Roach Building 233 West Gilmer Street Reldsvllle North Carolina Complimonrs of JOHNSON BROTHERS, INC. LESTER LUMBER CO. Hardwood Flooring Building Material Phone 2195 Martinsville Virginia PAPER PENCILS 1 CANDY CHEWING CUM At ' THE STUDENTS'SUPPLY STORE Compluments of McKIlINEY'S GRUCERY Phone 5624 SANDS FURNITURE COMPANY 323 South Scales Street Heidsville, N C. J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Sc, 10c, 25c Store When You Th k f SHOES GoTo STRADER'S SHOE STORE MANN'S CUT RATE DRUG CO. Whitman Candies Sundries Cosmetics A Complete Prescription Dept. Free Delivery - Dial: 7532 RHODES FURNITURE CO. 123 South Scales Sl. Phone 5219 DAILEY'S DRUG STORE 218 Gilmer Street Cosmetics and Prescriptions Our Specialty Compliments of DIANA SHOPS Ladies and Chi1dren's Ready to wear Anything for the Modern Miss REIDSVILLE APPLIANCE CO. Sales - Hotpoint - Service Dial 3954 1519 S. Scales Street CAROLINA APOTHECARY Phone 7089 LANE'S SHOE STORE Distinctive Footwear for Ladies and Children Dial 3018 115 S. Scales St. KING MOTOR COMPANY 614 Scales St. Dial 5958 Studebaker Cars and Trucks Reidsville North Carolina - wwf' REIDSVlllE LAUNDRY CO., INC. SANITONE DRY CLEANING Dial 7044 Compliments of RElDSVIllE WASHERETTE Waiting unnecessary, just bring 'em to us 407 Ransom Street - Opposite Pike Motor Sales Phone 6683 With Best Wishes From WILLIAMS-TRULL A. B. HOOPER S. Scales St. Plumbing And Heating Dial 6245 Reidsville North Carolina Reidsville North Carolina Link Bros GARDNER DRUG COMPANY Prescription Specialists BLAYLOCK'S AUTO SUPPLY CO. Your Motorola Dealer Armstrong Tires 109 Scales St. Reidsville North Carolina Wiiffyifwvwf of MM fwuwitii iffflfffjif n Mite WW Vif,,,i3QJfiitiN,i9i IBANIKX GIF IRIEHIDSWLILE W N A f , W orth Carolina's Oldest State Bank I . M' 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-Ice Cream PINE i-IILL DAIRY Phone 3329 REIDSVILLE, N. C :Q 1 Entertaining You, That's Our Business ROCKINGI-IAM THEATRE f ee Fri,en s H ,-3 f swf: EHQE5152 If KP' FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS fr LOAN ASSN. Savings - Loans 370 S 10 ,000 Insured Mrs. F. B. Kemp-W. Dave Stocks Exec. V. Pres. Sec.-Treas. 211 Gilmer St. - Phone 3344 Meet Your Friends at THE STYLE CENTER EVERYTHING FOR THE MODERN MISS Cbmolimerwis Of A. A. WALKER Plumbing and Heating Phone 5634 DR. W.T. FERNEYHOUGH EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT Professional Building Dial 4126 For Brands You Know The Place To Go ROBERT'S JEWELRY Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry 121 S. Scales St. Reidsville North Carolina KING AND LEE ESSO STATION Agents for Standard Oil Products Phones 3377 - 9189 Reidsville North Carolina PIKE MOTOR SALES, Inc. OLDSMOBILE I S ' Sa es CADILLAC erwce REIDSVILLE, N. C. 820 South Scales Plwne 33l3 1 GRAHAM's, INC. B A R N E T 5 R0icisviIIC's Lorgcst Credit Jewelers SMART SCHOOL CLOTHES lI3 Scales si. Phone 4941 Telephone 3570 REIDSVILLE, N. C. Reidsville North Carolina IIAKLEY ELECTRIC IIUMPANY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES-RADIOS-TELEVISION SYLVANIA TV-RADIO HEATING-AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE LINE SPORTING GOODS Dial 6621 I3l Settle Street SALES AND SERVICE Let Me Advise You E. C. MERRICK'S INSURANCE AGENCY Life, Disability Income Hospitalization, Accident 81 Fire P. at L. Bidg. Dial 5116 RADIO STATION WFRC YOUR ABC STATION I7 Dolly Hours of Good Listening Compliments of Burton Furniture and Appliances, Inc. Complete Household Furnishings Phone 4511 ISIS South Scales Street REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA I-,sq-1, Compliments of JOSEPH F. BURTON CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SHURT SllGllR'S South Scales St. REIDSVILLE, N. C. THE LAURIE SHOP Women's Apparel 121 S. Scales St. Telephone 1773 PINK M. HOOPER Mutual Insurance Agent Amos Building Phone 7484 Reidsville, N. C. CITTY FUNERAL HOME Modern Funeral Chapel AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 1918-1919 CITY DRY CLEANERS Reidsville North Carolina Reidsville Camera Shop e4 '0 4' 7934534 Photographs of Quality 74 D 5 THROCKMORTON Fast, Dependable Film Developing Service O Reaaedle, 71- 6 J. C. PENNEY CO. Reidsville's No. 1 Store You Always Save at Penney's Phone 7416 Compliments of COLE'S JEWELERS 222 Settle Street MORICLE TIRE COMPANY Goodyear Tires 213 Settle St. - Dial 7459 Reidsville North Carolina POWE LL'S GROCERY Fancy Meats And Groceries Phone 3301 1035 South Scales Compliments of DANIEL'S 232 Settle St. STONE HARDWARE 227 S. W. Market Street Phone 3513 H 8: H CLOTHING COMPANY Fine Ready-to-Wear Clothing Home of Friendly Credit Dial 5029 IDEAL CLEANERS Distilled Dry Cleaning Deluxe Shirt Service Cash and Carry or Delivery 184 N. Scales St. With Best Wishes From REIDSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY Where Most Folks Buy JEWEL BOX Castleton-Spode -Syracuse China Towle -International Sterling Diamond-Watches-Jewelry NEWNAM'S SUPER MARKET Complete Food Store Phones 7061 and 7062 GARDNER'S SUPER MARKET Reidsville North Carolina Best Wishes HARVIEL SHOE STORE 213 S. Scales Street Compliments of REIDSVILLE INSURANCE AND REALTY COMPANY Real Estate Insurance . Mortgage Loans Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Reidsville North Caroli T18 CITY BARBER SHOP Belvedere Hotel Building - f v- ---N - - ' A '- 'UP'r ' '--' '-- 'f-- Fly ' :'f - ' ' 'H' ' 1'- - NA in T 9 i wow i'yf J' fbi WZf 'L ' I ygff Wulf' yfjgfujiwf ,Lf fy-My , 4w 9f fwfjf'2fff 5 Wfyofgjlf M fi' ii if 1-kwjfyk Congratulations und Best Wishes yiffv for Continued Success GLCBE UNION, INC. FIHST NATIUNAL BANK OF ' 'Danvi11e's Best Store' ' ere Quality Costs No Mor Best Wishes WRAY BUILDING MATERIAL CO. Settle Street Phone 3141 ALLSTATE AUTO INSURANCE FORREST BEDELL - Phone 6680 WAGONER Electrical 8: Radio Co. Electrical Contracting REIDSVILLE GROCERY CO. , INC. 222 Gilmer St. Dial 4363 Wholesale Grocers Raymond Wagoner Reidsville North Carolina HOLDERBY RADIO SHOP Radio - Television - Pianos Sales and Service Watches and Watch Repairing 220 Settle - Phone 7219 THE THRIFT SHOP Men and Women's Clothing 220 W. Market St. Compliments of MONROE WILLIAMSON Life and Casualty Insurance ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing Household Furnishings-Furniture 222 S. Market St. -- Phone 4209 LEINWAND'S Style and Quality Without Extravagance Air Conditioned For Your Comfort HOPKINS and MOORE SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 4308 UNDERWOOD RADIO 8: TV Westinghouse Dealer CAIN 8: STEDMAN Your Kelvinator Dealer 217 S. Scales St. Phone 3346 SERVICE BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned It Pays to Look Well 238 Scales St. - Tel. 6240 REIDSVILLE HARDWARE CO. Phone 4232 Headquarters for Paints Jfaafdan 8 .fad-lon Jlwulwaae AND BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 4311 Q5 Bw UMW - - x 4 M WM W ir 'E it Ox x. I It- Sh 59' M 1 , T :S , X V , 1' .. '51, FOSTER TIRE COMPANY Willard Batteries - Kelly-Springfield Tires 134 Williams St. Dial 7334 Reidsville North Carolina e-' W 9 6 9 I If - REIDSVIllE COMPANY Start Your Future On A Solid Foundation .... Herbert Ware, Owner Dial 6485 Reidsville North Carolina Compliments of HASTINGS FURNITURE COMPANY Rzidsvi11e's Mos: Pop 1 MlLLER'S GRILL RESTAURANT 1 Air Conditioned Serving Good Food Always Come-To HOOPER and MOORE Clothes for Men Complete Line of Sports Clothes, Suits, Furnishin d Sh For Students and Young Men Phone 5481 BIG BILL BOTTLING COMPANY llll DDUB I COLA 'Nm ,..... 511 . uv ol .. L ' M Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of Reidsville High School from THE RElDSVIllE REVIEW Make it a date: Read the Review Regularly If it's Real Estate See KEARNS THOMPSON SMOTHERS WAREHOUSE We Can't Sell It All, But We Surely Would Like To Sell Yours. Large Enough to Help You- Humble Enough to Want To Try. Tom, J. M., and Garland Smothers Reidsville North Carolina K 3 If i V' ' 11-G-5 .v' r-,,,...... ' ww f fr-.W f.. 1 . 1 1 M 'g,j 2, . r ,wi ' us is ww, Q Q s ii' Iii , Q f 'Q ' . , .vJ.1,..,. fe P WM 22 if .2414 o ra J ' Qf'f4?b-23' '21, 6 WW .pig Q'1 6..9 '45 Q2-f . MW' . 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