Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

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THE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-ONE EDITION PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Reidsville, Norih Carolina C 1 H ndrix - Editor Sandra Cole - Assoc t Edt THE RENQCAHI rom The Old Editorial Building Vol. 37 Reidsville High School, Reidsville, N. C. 1961 Published Once a Year ,by The Delmar Printing Company Carole Hendrix ....... Editor Sandra Cole . . . Associate Editor David McDonald . . . Business Mgr. Anne Jones . . , . Advertising Mgr. Collie Garner .... Activities Ed. Bonni Busick . . . Features Editor Mary Lloyd Temple ..... Typist Brenda Roberts . . . Sports Editor Julianne Scurry . . . . . Artist Sarah Sheep .... Snapshot Editor EDITORIAL We, the Senior Class of Reids- ville High School, have tried to cap- ture some of the headlines which make up apictorial history of a final year's success at this school as a high school. This 1961 edition of RENOCAHI has been compiled and written for you, the student. It is YOU. These are your memories, the familiar halls, the friendly faces, which have been a vital part of your life. These are your accomplishments, this is your school. We cannot say that we are leaving all the wonderful memo- ries behind, for they have become a part of us. Armed with the skills gained at R.H.S. we venture into the world to make news and write our own headlines. In the years that are to come may you find in this book all the wonder- ful memories Reidsville High School has brought to you and may you find awarm glow of satisfaction when you say: This was my school . . . Sincerely, The EDITORS WHERE TO FIND IT Section Page Editorial A 2 Classes B 12 Activities C 54 Sports D 81 Features E 92 Superlatives E 96 Women' s Page E 100 Comics E 110 Advertisements F 1 14 If r, , -,- .,,, V . ..,., ,,..,-...... , H .4 A JIMMY APPLE . STUDENT ORGANIZATION PRESIDENT JIM SHOCKLEY . . ..... SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT 3 Member of Faculty Recelves Hlgh Acclalm Among Students We pay trlbute to the thoroughness of h1s teachmg to the even ness of h1s d1spos1t1on and to the lav1sh use of h1s t1me 1n our behalf as COACH TEACHER AND FRIEND presslon of h1s guldance and 1nstruct1on As a coach he has taught that sportsmanshlp and honor come before v1ctory It 1S therefore wlth great pleasure that we, the Senlors of 1961 ded1cate th1s RENOCAHI to a frlend to all students Mr James H Hardy O O O , - J J 7 ' We salute a man who as a teacher leaves a memorable im- 7 O O MINISTR T10 HANDLES SUCCESSFUL YEAR i 5 Q A3-L34 :ang 'VST' -.................,, B'L'iMET ., Mr. E. C. Anderson . . .Principal of Reidsville High School Mr. C. C. Lipscomb. . Superintendent of Reidsvilie Schools . i ' Qi- Q ,... Miss Roberta Heffner Assistant Secretary to Superintendent Mrs. Jean Gooch Secretary to the Principal Mr. Jack Heffner Secretary to Superintendent Q-MB Z Aaa- LW ,W 'Y' -xi .- Mr. C. B. Barham, Jr. Miss Judith Coe B.S. Wake Forest B.S. Pfeiffer Science Distributive Education Miss Kate Conley B.A.-U.N.C. Social Studies f, '7'x -10. 'R Miss Grace Fraziei Mr, Charlie Exum B A W C U N C B.A.-Atlantic Christian M A U N C B.S.-N.C. State French Industrial Arts ip i 0 I , Mrs. Barbara Collins Miss Kathleen Cox B.S.-W.C.U.N.C. B A W C U N C Home Economics .dy Az Miss Nancy Davis B.S. -Appalachian Commercial M pw. -za ff - EN Y Mrs. Diane Hopkins B.S.-W.C.U.N.C. Commercial Mrs. Sue Montgomery B.A. -Tufts Latin Mr. John Gentry B.A.-U.N.C. Social Studies Mr. Hoy Isaacs B.S.-Appalachian Physical Education E l ' Q J. Mr. James Moore B.A.-U.N.C.-B. Mus. Michigan, Eastman School of Music Band -I I.- xx ,wav I, Mr. James Hardy Mr. David Hooper 4 B.A.-Elon B.A.-U.N.C. M.E. Penn State English I Mathe matic s i Miss Artemis Kares B.A.-M.A.-East Carolina French I I Y U I Mrs. Margaret Murray Mr. Alfred Nelson Q B.A.-W.C.-U.N.C. B.A.-Elon-U.N.C. , English Mathematics QQ '... '7 f- -1 X. -if X si 5 Mrs. Alice Pfirrmann B.A.-Catawba Science Miss Nancy McCall B.A.-M.A.-W.C.U.N.C. English Q0 I A Y. n A,..a.-. 'wP Mr. Allen Pingle B.A.-U.N.C. Science Mrs. Lorene Satterfield B.A.-Randolph-Macon Nos, f- vii! f on A 1 Mrs. Mary Rink B.A. -Catawba English Mr. S. F. Wells B.S.-Clemson Agriculture Q in A y Mathematics ,J- SE? b A L f - lk , ,, . Mrs. Ruby Williams B.S.-A.S.T.C. Physical Education , fa . 'twat A 7- am 'QV' X' - wh lk--.Q Miss Anne Wootton B.A.-M.A.-W.C.U.N.C. English .5 Mr. W. R. Whittenton B.A.-M.A.-U.N.C. Mathematics .N dl 'Q Jeff' .- ' i 'LQ . , A ,f L A ,...-an Miss Anne Worley B.Mus. -Salem Chorus ' .1 qw 'H 'PWM A... fi' --l f-sg 127' 'uv' STL DE GRC IZ T10 ,X CLASS PRESIDE TS OFFICERS Jimmy Apple . . . . . . President Jerry Smothers . . Vice-President Carole Hendrix . . . . . Secretary Paul Briggs ....... Treasurer Mrs. Lorene Satterfield. . Adviser JIM SHOCK LEY Senior President JIM ME LVIN unior President SANDY SANDS Sophomore President PETE GLIDEWELL JR Freshmen President 1 HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Mary Dill, Bob Lee Watt, Barbara Horne, Larry Stone, Beth Gillespie, Mike Peters, Linda Moore, Gretta Burgess, Lydia Lewis, Pat Trent, Clay Warf, Betsy Alston, Wayne Pruitt, Renee Combs, Dianne Hicks Joan Thacker, Judy Carlton, Catherine Pegram, Jule McMichael, Larry Brannock, Joyce Watt, Nancy Chilton, Edwin McDonald, and Betty Johnson. Mrs. Lorene Satterfield Adviser Jimmy Apple President of Student Organization COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN I Harriet Davis ............. House and Grounds , Bobby Merricks . . Ellen Williams . Sandra Cole . ' James Colvin . Sandra Jones . Roger Hall . . 'R Z . Lost and Found ........Social . . . . . . .Publicity Traffic and Fire Drill ...... Program . . . Ways and Means ,vu 4, 1. THE RE OCAHI 60 61 School Colendor Announced By Lipscomb Senior Class Meets The first senioi class meeting of the yea1 was held Thursday September 1 with Jim Shockley president presiding Jimmy Apple read the devotion President Shock lev then turned the meeting over to Miss Wootton class advisoi Miss Wootton stressed the impoit ance of regular attendance ex plainlng that the iecoid of all ab sences must be iepolted on Job and college applications She urged all students to write fo1 applica tion blanks to the college or col leges of their choice All those who wish to try for the Morehead Scholarship to U. N. C. were asked to come to the conference room to get applications. In conclusion Miss Wootton urged all seniors tu consult college catalogues and job requirements to assist them in making decisions on schools and vocations. The president then announced the Junior Rotarians for Septem- ber-January. Junior Rotarian for the month of September is Jimmy Apple Student Council President. Council Entertains Faculty The Student Council entertained the faculty with a tea in the high school library Wednesday after- noon September 14. Ellen Wil- liams social chairman greeted the guests and presented them to Jimmy Apple Jerry Smothers Carole Hendrix and Paul Briggs Student Council officers. Lydia Lewis, Julianne Scurry, and Pat Brown, members of the social committee, served punch, cake, and salted nuts from a table centered with an arrangement of fall flowers. In addition to the faculty, all members of the Stu- dent Council attended the tea. RHS Welcomes Transfer Students Reidsville High School 1S d lighted to have eighteen transfer students Registerlng as freshmen are Allen Nicholas Stonewall Jackson High New Market Va Mary Harrell Wentworth Bar bala Davis Bessemer High Greensboro Vlckie Hart Wood luff High Woodruff S C David Pelizzaie Spencer Tenn Ralph Braswell Jr Goldsboro and Max ine Bass Jackson Jr High Gleensboro Joining the sophomoie class are Brenda Durham Bethany High Susan Dietch Beckley Jr High Beckley West Va.' Carol Cox Blue Ridge High Ararat Va.' and Irene Smith Ruffin. The junior class welcomes seven transfers: Patricia Dietch Wood- row Wilson High Beckley West Va.' Roger Hatcher Drewy Mason Ridgeway V .' Linda Dodson Lumberton' James and Frances Marlowe Barlett Yancey High Yanceyville' and Lynwood Sheri- dan Pitman High Pitman N. J. Freshmen Elect Officers At First Meeting The freshman class held its first meeting in the auditorium on Thursday September 8. David Hooper class adviser spoke to the group on the importance of electing suitable officers. After nominations were made the group elected Pete Glidewell president' Betsy Davis vice-president' Bill Scurry, secretaryg and Chrys Cons- table, treasurer. Jimmy Apple, president of the student council, was guest speaker for the meeting. The school calendar for 1960-61 in the Reidsville city schools has been announced by C. C. Lips- comb, superintendent, as follows: SCHOOL CALENDAR Monday August 29 first work day for teachers Tuesday August 30 registra tion day for all students from 8 30 to 11 a m Buses will operate and all students are expected at 8 30 QRule of the State School Commis sion demands registration this year on the second work dayj Wednesday August 31 first day of the 180 day school year Since this IS the first day of school it is imperative that all students register on August 30 month of school first will complete their school noon First graders days at Monday September 5 - Labor Day holiday. Tuesday September 27 -- white schools close to afford teachers the opportunity to attend the dis- trict meeting of the North Caro- lina Education Association. Thursday Friday November 24 25-Thanksgiving holidays. Friday December 2 - colored schools will close to afford teach- ers the opportunity to attend the North Carolina Teachers Associa- tion. Friday December 16-Tuesday January 3 1961 Christmas holi- days. Friday March 31-Monday April 3 1961-Easter holidays. p Thursday June 1 1961-schools will close for the school year. Friday June 2 1961-an addi- tional work day for teachers to complete the year's work. Home Room Representatives Elected Chosen as representatives from the s en i or class are: Jule Mc- Michael, Judy Carlton, Joan Thack- er, Catherine Pegram, and Larry Brannock. I2 Happily Pat McLamb, Winfred Cole, Joyce Watt, and Charles Myers head for school on a lovely spring morning. 13 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jim Shockley . . .... President Randy Cain . . . Vice-President Sandra Cole .... . . . Secretary Charles Myers . . . . . Treasurer Miss Anne Wootton . . . . Adviser Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Red and White Motto: Not for ourselves but for others. ,v A JO ABELL Expression: That's not point! Pastime: Daydreaming. JIMMY APPLE Expression: That's right. Pastime: Flat Rock Road. the 3' lvl! A 45 we-0 Nl' 4 4 GEORGIA LEE ADAMS Expression: You'renottoo old for your wants to hurt you. Pastime: Writing letters. JEAN ADDISON Expression: Trash. Pastime: Writing short ries. GLENDA ALLEN Expression: C'est la vie. Pastime: Listening to Monte- vani. JUDY ALLEN Expression: Oh, my goodness! Pastime: Being with some one special. 01' , 'I . ...Vg ., ? BURWE LL ATKINSON WILSON BIGHAM Expression: Why not? Expression: Hello girls! N SIO- JUDY ALLISON Expression: Gee, what have done now? Pastime: Dating Jackie. I I PJ: Pastime: Reading psychology. Pastime: Going to Leaksville. 1 K W'-lr WE LDON EOR LAND Expression: How did that hap- pen, captain? Pastirne: Dating Grey. JERRY BILLINGSLEY Expression: Of cour s e I'm passing English, Dad. A Pastime: Talking, LARRY BRANNOCK Expression: Ican't. Pastime: Dating Diane. VIRGINIA BROOKS Expression: You know Pastime: Dating. fi-X Ng, ' fi? .,.,,, JOHN BLACK Expression: I ain't never, but I always wanted to. Pastime: Lip wrestling. PAUL BRIGGS Expression: Hi handsome! Pastime: Living. PHILIP BROOKS Expression: Hurryup when you get time. Pastime: Dating M. V. S. '28 Q 049' I .I' . X . 1. EA., GARLAND BOLEJACK Expression: Shoot! Pastirne: Doing nothing. BONITA BURGESS Expression: Well-1-1. Pastime: Having fun. AMANDA BUSICK Expression: I'm not guilty. Pastime: Blonde males. MAC CHAPMON Expression: l-loss! Pastirne: Watching baseball games on T.V. J Z' f '-J' 'fi t 1 A ALL . e o,sss ii BONNI BUSICK Expression: Very good. Pastime: Socializing. RANDY CAIN Expression: Get right! Pastime: Going to Madison lbw 155' GENEVA CHILTON Expression: You think you're smart don't you? Pastime: Playing the organ and piano. Y- 'pm lx A ff. Q 1 ' JAMES BUSICK Expression: Keep smiling. Pastime: Playing in a dance band. BILLY CANADY Expression: Go get it mama. Pastime: Smoking. ICN' MIKE CHILTON Expression: You ain't nothing. Pastime: Writing to Patsy. yi 'za 'ff' JUDY CARLTON Expression: Say sornethin'! Pastime: Talking on the 'M RUTH CHILTON Expression: Really! Pastime: Datingacertain boy. VIRGINIA COOK Expression: My you're wise. Pastime: Reading letters from a certain sailor. tg: . NANCY DIXON Expression: Are you kidding? Pastime: Talking. RACHEL COBB SANDRA COLE Expression: Let's go to Bur- Expression Jim, how dld you lingtonl do this algebra problem? Pastime: Dating. Pastlme Tw1r11ng a baton VICKIE DE LOACH Expression: Yes ma'rn. Pastime: Dating Rack Mave rick. CURTIS DURHAM BARRY EISENBERG Expression: Why? Expression A1n't1t'P Pastime: Dating. Pastime Talking Y Q JAMES FESTERMAN Expression: Of course I' ni get- ting out of school. Pastinie: Going to Leaksville. JERRY GARNER Expression: Why! Pastinie: Standing in the halls. KK. .5 , MAX GUNN Expression: Most definetly. Pastime: Working out at the nurses' home. 'Www yE rv: ' X?-I7' 1.1. 5.5 .vii fvi 45' 'Nw 'J ,-K , X COLLIE GARNER Expression: a bas Pastime: People. FRANK GILLESPIE Expression: Yea tuh! Pastinie: Dating Dianne. ,.-ct? ROGER HALL Expression: Weil, I'm happy for you. Pastinie: Listening to WKIX. 1 f, 1:41 E-it--may MM p im 4 1 l rw W Q 4'x J H av- KATHLEEN GRIFFIN Expression: What'sthat got to do with the price of eggs in Germany? Pastime: Dancing and Dating. :J 9 CAROLE HENDRIX xpression: I don' t know what' s 1 at the show. astime: Procrastinating. 'W . fi 4922+ Q r' W , ,..r ww.,-. MIKE HAMMOCK Expression: Look at dat! Pastime: Cars, women and T. V. HENRY HOOPER Expression: 'cause. Pastime: Going to see Ruth Ann. A. SANDRA HORNADAY Expression: Oh Gosh! Pastime: Dating Eddie. CHARLES HARRIS TERRY HAYNES Expression: Yes sir! Expression: Boy! Ididn't. Pastime: Swimming. Pastime: Dating Margie and YVONNE HOOPER going to Wentworth. Expression: What does that make you? Pastirne: Dancing with and dat- ing Larry. LINDA INGRAM SMITH Expression: How about that? Pastime: Looking at diamonds. ,gg VANN J OINES Expression: What manner of madness is this? Pastime: Driving 300 miles. fa., it L I I I I 1 1 I I 1 I ANN JONES Expression: Law - I' ni embar- rassed. Pastinie: Dating a certain boy. LINDA LEE Expression: My goodness! Pastime: Dating in a'53 Mer cury. A. -27' ....,, 2 , ls. SANDRA JONES Expression: Really! Pastime: Politicing for a cer- tain Stucient Council President. BETTY KNOWLES Expression: Well fancy that! Pastime: Reading. ,i f VERNON LINK Expression: Beans! Pastime: Driving a little w bug. '31 px I ,Y .49 -an- i KERRY KEY Expression: Isn't that cute. Pastime: Watching after a spe- cial chief niajorette. RICHARD KNIGHT Expression: Hey! Lookatthat! Pastime: Goofing off. I I A fr , ,,,,!I -'I MIKE LIVINGSTON Expression: Aw naw! hite Pastime: Going p la c e s and having fun. '37 -2?-1 ..,,. ',f 'RT' ,-.KV ex- , , ffl 2 EDDIE LAMBERTH Expression: C'est dommage Pastime: Hunting and fishin 'Z' 4 lofi 1 X JUDY LOOKABILL DORIS LOVELACE REBECCA 'LOYE Expression: Really. A Expression: Oh, no! Expression: You Can' t win Pastiine: Dating Johnny. Pastime: Being with the gang. them all. Pastime: Riding in a Certain Ford. ERNEST LYNN E XP 1' 9 S S10 U1 Please, Miss SUSAN MCALISTER MAC MCCOLLUM WO0tfOH- Expression: Oh, Jim! Expression: What did we have Pastime: Studing technology Pastirne: Working in R.H.S. to do in chemistry? at the nurses' home. Library. Pastirne: Getting out of work. 4? W 'Z' .1 f-425233 DAVID MCDONALD ELLEN MCKINNEY Expreggiong Tell me! Expression: Go crawl in a hole. Pastimez K e e pin g u p with Pastime: Talking on the tele- Collie. phone to? fd' l Ot' -Q-f MARGARET MCKINNEY Expression: T'ain'tnecessari- ly so! Pastime: Listening to the ra- dio. .,-E 1017! . Y .VN 'I' MERYLE MCKINNEY Expression: Coo, Coo! Pastime: Reading. J OANNE MATKINS Expression: Ouchie! Pastime: Dating Johnny. 65 X, -gd' 1436 . Q,f' -M JULE MCMICHAEL Expression: Garbage! Pastime: Pushin' an A model. REGGIE MANLEY Expression: I' 11 do it. Pastime: Loafing at the Sweet Shop and football. 1 91 'W' 4 ,.,. .4-na' -N NASH MATTOCKS Expression: Ain't as good as Jackson. Pastime: Dating that girl from Madison. A OJ Vw? i fxtitv' ,D JACK MANLEY Expression: Aw, do it. Pastime: W o r king on Stock Cars. KATHERINE MARSHALL Expression: Really! Pastime: Playing gin. '55 wiv Vi' LEWIS MAUS Expression: C'est dommage. Pastime: Riding International Ballistic Missiles. EDWARD MARTIN Expression: Hey punk! Pastime: Getting sea sick in D.E. Class. G-Q -1' 066- ' H' l il ZE TTA MOORE Expression: Aw! You kidding. Pastime: Dancing. '3 as JO ANNE MORICLE Expression: That's typical. Pastime: Playing bridge. PATRICIA MURRAY Expression: Well! Ilove you too. Pastime: Being with Vernon. ogy' TOMMY NEWTON Expression: Ah heck! CARL MOORE 'QT JUDY Moons Expression: Boy, we will. Expression: Tell me, quick. Pastime: Walking. Pastime: Watchingballgames. CHARLES MYERS Expression: Gad, Goodness, Gracious. Pastime: Stamp collecting. NORMAN O'BRYANT Expression: AW, Daddy. Pastime: Chauffeuring the big Pastimeg Playing a guitar. M. CAROLYN OVERBY Expression: Wait for me Kerry. Pastime: Kerry ' ORENDA PAGE Expression: Golly-ee! Pastime: Being with Donald. ROBERT PRUITT Expression: Goofing off. Pastime: Driving a bus. ff' UU! 'W' s tp LINDA PASCHAL Expression: Oh well. Pastime: Wishing and dream ing. CATHERINE PEGRAM Expression: Ain't that some- thing. Pastime: Writing to Earl. ,125 IJN. CAROLYN PRYOR Expression: Hey. . . Pastime: Dating Clarence. 4 .Vex 'Q' SHIRLEY PASCHAL Expression: I wish Ern was here. Pastime: Writing themes and poetry. BETTY PERDUE Expression: Heck, that's a one. Pastime: Dating William. big IIN .43 JAMES REVIS Expression: That's tough. Pastime: Sports gl rpyX M-1:'.2'T LINDA PRUITT Expression: Huh, I don't be- lieve it. Pastime: Riding in a '58 Chev rolet. 51' JIMMY RUDD ERNIE REYNOLDS Expression: No doubt about it. Pastime: Basketball. GIBBY SARVIS Expression: Come on, let's go! Expression: Oh, rot. Pastime: Dating Frances. Pastime: Going to Burlington. Q N . ,, r '-': - 1- tg i f f? if g iinlnl S JULIANNE SCURRY Expression: Laugh it up kids. Pastime: Practicing Freudian- ism while reading Jung. '-Q9 GLORIA ROACH Expression: Why don't you shaddup? Pastime: Being with Jimmy. BILLIE FAYE SCOTT Expression: Slightly. Pastirne: Listening to Rock 'n Roll. -1 I V ii SARAH SHEEP Expression: Marvin is coming home. Pastime: Writing letters to ECC. I-Ji. il' BRENDA ROBERTS Expression: Je ne sais pas. Pastime: An Announcer. l 4 i 1 JIM SHOCKLEY Expression: Told that right Pastime: Laughing. 'Z MICKEY SIMERSON Expression: Get right. Pastime: Working. JERRY STANLEY Expression: Oh! Forget! Pastime: Girls .ri '4',ftD 10' R if BETTY ANN SMITH Expression: Poor little John. Pastime: Dating John. SCARLETT SPEARS Expression: Stop it. Pastime: Talking. f'-? ,Q x M A . DIANNE SUTPHIN Expression: You're telling this Lie. Pastime: Keeping up with a certain cheerleader. X ,4-In 11' XJ .af xi'-' 11 1.48 MARGARET SMITH Expression: Oh boy! He's here. Pastime: Playing the piano. JON STANDAHL Expression: How about that! Pastime: Figuring out teach- ers. I VIRGINIA SUTTON Expression: You know some- thing? Pastime: Dating. JAMES STANFIELD Expression: So what! Pastime: Ice Skating. qnsf' JOAN THACKER Expression: Is that right? Pastime: Reading. , -1' Y . X N , be X sktdgs ' N . ' 'Q wx! A 1 . ,Wei -vf Q i l 9? X 5 x 32 X X N 'Q 'iii 43 REBECCA TALLEY Expression: Let me tell you, Pastime: Listening to the ra- dio. MARJORIE TRUITT Expression: Told that like it happened. Pastime: Wishing for week- ends. MARY LLOYD TEMPLE Expression: It's corroded! Pastime: Wrecking Pat's car. JEAN VAUGHN Expression: Ooooooh! Pastime: Reading. f',,-,ii ROBERT VAUGHN Expression: You're kidding. P a s t i m e : Watching football games. all Kp,-'P' , WANDA WALL Expression: Lemme tell you what. Pastime: Driving. f'-'N Q Q MILLIE TERRE LL Expression: Really! Pastirne: Going places. BUTCH WALKER Expression: Might as well. Pastirne: Going places. E 3 Q I r I r D Hx 'if in 40 CLAY WATLINGTON PHIL WATLINGTON MARY WATSON bression: You don't hold Expression: Even mat--yea! Expression: Doggone it! r mouth right. Pastime: Playing records. PPISUYHGI Being with the gang- Ltime: Goliing and goofing. I SE IOR 1961 BETTY SUE WRIGHT Expression: Most extensively. Pastime: Being with Wayne. tl iff! 3 'I A MASCOTS BURKE MURRAY 29 KAREN GILLESPIE A CHRISTINE YEATTS Expression: I don't know. Pastime: Listening to the ra dio. 'IO' HCYS WHO JO ABE LL Latin Club l,25J.C.L. 1,25 Bible Club 35 Sec. 45 French Club 3, Typist 45 Library Club 3, Reporter 45 Chief Marshal 35 N.C.H.S.L.A. 3,4. GEORGIA ADAMS Dramatic Club 15 Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 3,4. 3,4. JEAN HAYE ADDISON Band 1,2,3,45 Library Club 1,2,35 Dramatic Club l,2, 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 Monogram Club l,2,3,4. GLENDA ALLEN Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 Library Club 3, President 45 Marshal 35 National Honor Society 4. JUDY ALLEN French Club 3. JUDY ALLISON L Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Librarian 35 Dramatic Club 1,25 French Club 25 Library Club 4. JIMMY APPLE Homeroom Representative 15 Bible Club 1,2535 Key Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Class President 35 Baseball 25 French Club 35 Student Council Vice- President 3 5 Basketball manager 3 ,45 Junior Rotarian 45 Student Body President45 Monogram Club 45 Boy's State 35 Superl.ative5 Most Popular 4. BURWE LL ATKINSON Latin Club 1,25 Bible Club 2,3,45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Library Club 3, Program Chairman 45 French Club 3,45 Marshal 35 Superlative: Most De- pendable 45 Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4. WILSON BIGHAM Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Football manager 15 Dra- matic Club 25 French Club 3,45 D. E. Club 4. JERRY BILLINGSLEY French Club 2,35 Speech Club 3,45 Bible Club 45 D.E. Club 45 Bus Driver 25 Library Club 4. JOHN BLACK Dramatic Club 1,2,35 Speech Club 1,25 Glee Club l,2, 3,45 President 45 Bible Club 2. GARLAND BOLEJACK French Club 2,3. WE LDON BORLAND Glee Club 35 D.E. Club 4. LARRY BRANNOCK Latin Club 1,2, Scrapbook custodian 25 Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Vice-President 35 National Honor Society 2,3,4, President 45 Monogram Club 2,3, 45 Homeroom Representative 45 Traffic and Firedrill Committee 45 Junior Rotarian 4. PAUL BRIGGS Latin Club 15 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Football 1,35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Representative 3, Program Chairman 35 Student Council Treasurer 4. GINGER BROOKS PHILIP BROOKS BONITA BURGESS Latin Club 1,25 Bible Club 3,45 F.H.A.3,45 Basketball Majorette 2,3,45 Color Guard 45 Superlative: Most Courteous 4. AMANDA BUSICK Basketball 1,25 Monogram Club 2,3,4. BONNI BUSICK Latin Club l,2, Program Chairman 25 Basketball 1,25 Jr. Dramatic Club 1, Vice-President5 Sr. Dramatic Club 2,3,4, President 45 Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Delegate to N.W.D.C. 25 Basketball Majorette 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 French Club 3,4, Typist for La Journal 45 Color Guard 45 National Honor Society 45 Features Editor RENOCAHI 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. JAMES BUSICK Band 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 25 Bible Club 3,4. RANDY CAIN Football Manager 1,2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Home- room Representative 25 Speech Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Vice-President of class 45 Senior Super- lative: Friendliest 4. BILLY CANADY F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JUDY CARLTON Bible Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Speech Club 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Representative 4. MAC CHAPMON GENEVA CHILTON Bible Club l,2,3,4, Song Leader 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Delegate to Festival 2, Librarian 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Treasurer 45 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Speech Club 1,25 Superlative: Most Talented 4. MIKE CHILTON ' Dramatic Club 1,25 Library Club 3, 45 Speech Club 3, 45 D.E. Club 35 Superlative: Best Looking 4. RUTH CHILTON F.H.A. Club 3,45 Library Club 45 Bus Driver 3,4. RACHEL COBB Library Club 45 Dramatic Club 4. SANDRA COLE Homeroom Representative 15 BasketballMajor.ette 1, 2,3,45 Football Majorette 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3,45 Band 2,3,4, Librarian 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Marshal 35 Student Council 3,4, Program Chairman 3, Publicity Chairman 4, Delegate to N.C.D.S.C.C5 French Club 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Associate Editor RENOCAHI 45 Superlative: Best All Around 45 Homecoming Queen 4. BETTY COMER Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Library Club 4. VIRGINIA COOK Basketball 1,2. VICKIE DELOACH Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 25 French Club 2,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Bible Club 45 Monogram Club 45 Cheer- leader 4. NANCY DIXON Dramatic Club 1,25 Band 1,2535 Latin Club 1,25 Bible 2,3,45 French Club 3,4. CURTIS DURHAM Speech Club 45 Band Announcer 4. BARRY EISENBERG Latin Club l,2, Vice-President 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Superlative: Biggest Flirt 4. WILBUR FARLING ' Latin Club 15 Library Club 2,3,4, JAMES FESTERMAN Football 1,2,35 Monogram 2,3,45 D. E. Club 4. COLLIE GARNER Latin Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,25 Activities Editor of RENOCAHI 4. FRANK GILLESPIE Library Club 1,25 Monogram 3,45 Cheerleader 3,4, Chief 45 Superlative: Most School Spirited 4. JERRY GARNER KATHLEEN GRIFFIN Dramatic Club 1,25 North Mecklenburg Spanish Club 3. WAYNE GRIFFIN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,Treasurer 2,35 Football 2,3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Bus Driver 25354. MAX GUNN Bus Driver 2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 D-E. 4- HO'S WHO ROGER HALL F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 35 N.C.H.S. L. A. Library Club 35 National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 45 Key Club 3,4, Secretary 4. MICHAELQHAMMOCK CHARLES HARRIS D.E. Club 4. TERRY HAYNES Band 1,2535 D.E. Club 35 French Club 45 Library Club 4. CAROLE HENDRIX Class Secretary 15 Speech Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 2,45 Basketball 1,25 Latin Club l,2, President 25 Bible Club 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Social Chairman 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Chairman of House and Grounds Committee 35 Library Club 3,4, Co-publicity Chairman 3, District T r e a s u r e r 45 French Club 1, Monogram Club 3,45 Secretary of Stu- dent Council 45 Editor of RENOCAHI 45 D.A.R. Good Citizen 45 Superlative: Most Likely to Succeed 4. HENRY HOOPER French Club 2. YVONNE HOOPER D. E. Club 4. SANDRA HORNADAY LINDA INGRAM Latin Club 1,25 Dramatic Club l,2,45 Basketball Ma- jorette 2,3,45Alternate Football Majorette 35D.E. Club 3,45 Vice-President 35 Speech Club l,2,3,4. VANN JOINES Latin Club l,2, Praetor 15 Bible Club l,2,3,45 Dra- matic Club 2,3,4, President 25 Key Club 2,3,4, Dele- gate to Convention 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 2, 35 Superlative: Most Courteous 4. ANN JONES Latin Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,25 Homeroom Re- presentative 15 French Club 3,45 Bible Club 3,45 Ad- vertising Manager of RENOCAHI 45 Superlative: Big- gest Flirt 4. SANDRA JONES Latin Club l,25 Dramatic Club l,2,3,45 Color Guard 2,3,4, Chief 45 Basketball Majorette 2,3545 Bible Club 35 Home Room Representative 25 Program Chairman 45 Superlative: Most School Spirited 4. KERRY KEY Class Treasurer 15 Monogram 1,2,3,4, President 45 Football 1,2,3, 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Lost and Found Committee 25 Best Sportsman's Foot- ball Award 4. BETTY KNOWLES French Club 3. RICHARD KNIGHT Dramatic Club 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Publicity Manager 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Bible Club 3,45 French Club 3, Sports Editor for La Journal. EDDIE LAMBERTH French Club 3,4, LINDA LEE French Club 25 Dramatic Club 25 D. E. Club 4. VERNON LINK Band 1,2,35 Basketball 1. MIKE LIVINGSTON Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 Art Editor of La Journal 4. JUDY LOOKABILL Glee Club 45 Library Club 4. DORIS LOVELACE F.H.A. Club 4. ERNEST LYNN Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4. . REBECCA LOYE Bus Driver 2,3,45 F.H.A. Club 2,3545 Glee Club 4. SUSAN MCALISTER Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 3,4, N.C.H.S.L.A. 3,4, File Chairman 35 Girls' State 35 National Honor So- ciet 4. y MALCOLM MCCOLLUM Dramatic Club 15 French Club 25 Bible Club 3,45 Speech Club 4. DAVID McDONALD Class President 15 Class Vice-President 25 D. E. Club President 35 Key Club 3,45 Business Manager RENOCAHI 45 Publicity Committee 45 Superlative: Most Likely to Succeed 4. ELLEN MCKINNEY Bible Club 1,2,3, Song Leader 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Delegate to Festival 2,3,4, Vice-President 3,45 Dramatic Club l,2,4. MARGARET MCKINNEY JULE McMICHAEL Latin Club 1,25 Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 2,35 Football 2,3,45 Home Room Representative 45 Superlative: Most Un- forgettable 4. MERYLE DELORES MCKINNEY National Honor Society 3,4, Delegate to State Conven- tion 35 French Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Home Room Re- presentative 3, Delegate to Student Coimcil Convention 35 Class Secretary 35 D.E. Club 4, Vice-President 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, President 4. JACK MANLEY Bus Driver 4. REGGIE MANLEY Monogram Club 1,25 Vice-President 3, Treasurer 45 Baseball l,2, 45 Basketball l,2,45 Home Room Repre- sentative 25 Football l,2,3,45 Superlative: Most Ath- letic 45 Co-Captain Football 45Most Valuable Player 4. KATHERINE MARSHALL Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 1,25 3,45 Bible Club l,2,3,45 Color Guard 4. EDWARD MARTIN D. E. Club 4. JO ANNE MATKINS Library Club 2,35 Dramatic Club 15 French Club 35 D. E. Club 4. NASH MATTOCKS Bailey Jr. High, Jackson, Miss. Baseball 15 Murray High, Choral Club 25 Quarterhorse Club 25 R.H.S. Li- brary Club 4. LEWIS MAUS Library Club 3,45 French Club 3. JO ANNE MORICLE Dramatic Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2, Secretary 25 Basketball 15 Library Club 2,3, Treasurer 35 N.C.H. S.L.A. 25 French Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Marshal 35 Girls' State 3. CARL MOORE D.E. Club 45 French Club 45 Library Club 15 Latin Club 1. JUDY MOORE F.H.A. 1,2,35 Dramatic Club 15 French Club 2,35 Li- brary Club 3,4. ZETTA MOORE F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2. PAT MURRAY Band l,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Speech Club 15 Glee Club 45 French Club 45 Bible Club 4. CHARLES MYERS Band l,2,3,4, President 45 National Honor Society 2, 3,45 French Club 3,4, Art Editor of La Journal 35 Stu- dent Store 35 Class Treasurer 45 Superlative: Most Dependable 4. TOMMY NEWTON NORMAN O'BRYANT F.F.A. 2,3, President 45 Bus Driver 3,4, HO'S WHO CAROLYN OVERBY Home Room Representative 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer 3, Librarian 45 Basketball, Football Ma- jorette 1,2,3,4, Chief 2,3,45 Student Council Secretary 25 Latin Club 1,2, Treasurer 25 Delegate to J.C.L. Convention5 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Historian 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 45 Superlative: Most Popular 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 25354. ORENDA PAGE Glee Club 1,45 Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 2,45 D.E. Club, Treasurer 3. LINDA PASCHAL French Club 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY PASCHAL Latin Club 35 Library Club 35 Glee Club 45 Bible Club 4. CATHERINE PEGRAM Dramatic Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 1,3, 45 Class Secretary 25 F.H.A. 35 Bible Club 3,45 Bas- ketball Majorette 35 Miss Merry Christmas 35 Home Room Representative 45 Superlative: Friendliest 4. BETTY PERDUE LINDA PRUITT French Club 3,4. CAROLYN PRYOR F. H. A. 1. JAMES REVIS Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2, 354, Vice-President 45 Marshal 35 Class Vice-Presi- dent 35 National Honor Society 45 Superlative: Most Talented 45 Co-Captain Football 4. ERNIE REYNOLDS Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 French Club 2,3, President 35 Home Room Representative 25 National Honor So- ciety 4. GLORIA DEANE ROACH Glee Club 1,2,45 Dramatic Club 15 French Club 15 Latin Club 15 Monogram Club 35 Glee Club Treasurer 35 Glee Club Librarian 35 Bible Club 1,45 Library Club 1,2,3,4. BRENDA ROBERTS Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Dramatic Club 1, 2,3,45 Vice-President 45 French Club 3,45 President 45 Band 3,45 Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 25 Library Club 2,35 Sports Editor RENOCAHI 45 Speech Club 4, Monogram Club 4. JIMMY RUDD Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Latin Club 15 Base- ball 3,45 Monogram 4. GILBERT SARVIS Dramatic Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Band 1,253545 All State Band 1,2,3,45 Class President 3. BILLIE FAYE SCOTT Library Club 3. JULIANNE SCURRY Latin Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 2, 45 Artist for RENOCAHI 45 Superlative: Most Unfor- gettable 45 French Club 3,4-Associate Editor of La Journal 45 J.C.L. SARAH SHEEP Home Room Representative 15 Latin Club 1,25 Dra- matic Club 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 35 Golden Lion 45 Snap- shot Editor for RENOCAHI 45 French Club 3,4. JIM SHOCKLEY Home Room Representative 35 National Honor Society 354, Vice-President 45 Football 3,45 F. F. A. Vice- President 35 Class President 45 Monogram Club 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Superlative: Best All Around 4. MICKEY SIMERSON Latin Club 153. BETTY ANN SMITH F. H. A. 2,3, Glee club 4. MARGARET LEAR SMITH Silk Hope School, 4-H Club 1525 R.H.S., Glee Club 45 Bible Club 4. SCARLETT SPEARS F. H. A. 35 French Club 2. JON STANDAHL Latin Club 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Speech Club 4. J AMES STANFIELD F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Secretary 2,3, Vice-President 45 Bus Driver 3,4. JERRY STANLEY D. E. Club 3. DIANNE SUTPHIN Pulaski High5 Student Council 15 Home Room Presi- dent 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Girl's Athletic Association 15 May Day Activities 2,35 Class Assembly 25 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Vice-President Home Room 35 Pep Club 35 Miss Pulaski High School Contest 35 R.H.S. Superlative: Best Looking 4. VIRGINIA SUTTON REBECCA TALLEY F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 French Club 35 Bible Club 3. IVUSIRY LLOYD TEMPLE Bible Club 1,2,3,4, Pianist 45 Dramatic Club 1,25 Bas- ketball 1,25 Basketball Majorette 15 French Club 1,25 Typist RENOCAHI 45 Typist for Publicity Committee 4. MILLIE TERRELL JOAN THACKER Latin Club 1,25 French Club 35 Library Club 3,45 Bible Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Marshal 35 Home Room Representative 4. MARJORIE TRUITT Dramatic Club 15 Basketball Majorette 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 2,45 Library Club 25 F.H.A. 3. JEAN VAUGHN Latin Club 1. ROBERT VAUGHN Latin Club 3. WANDA WALL Latin Club 1,25 F.H.A. 253,45 Bible Club 1,253,45 Li- brary Club 354. BUTCH WALKER Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 French Club 354. CLAY WATLINGTON Key Club 3, President 45 Boy's State 35 Supreme Court Justice5Junior Rotarian 45 Student Council 1,25 Home Room Representative 1,25 Baseball 15 Football 152,3, 45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,454 National Honor Society 25 French Club 2, Treasurer 35 Basketball Manager 3. PHIL WATLINGTON Speech Club 4. MARY WATSON BETTY SUE WRIGHT Bible Club 3,45 F.H.A. 152,35 Library Club 35 Glee Club 4. CHRISTINE YEATTS F. H. A. 1,2545 French Club 2,3, es- fa y 7 A 3. , N l 2 XJ C5 K Ji 11 I' .synju V 4K 1 1. j,'7 , V ' , i N 4. ' S-x,,v 4 GIRLS' AND BUYS' STATE Jimmy Apple, Joanne Moricle, Charles Myers, Susan McAlister, and Clay Watlington, xx! UNIOR CLASS OFFICER Jim Melvin .... . . . President Edwin McDonald, . . . .Vice President Harriet Davis . . . . . . Secretary Joyce Watt ..... . . Treasurer Miss Nancy McCall . . . . . . . . Adviser Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Red and White Motto: Not for Ourselves but for Others 34 is 9' J Sue Allison 4'-1 Q 'Q E 7 Vivia.n Benfield Betty Bramlett wh- ' Carolyn Carter Sandra Clymer Douglas Apple Cliff Baggett Tommy Balsley Romana Barnard .egg if Gene Benson Jerry Bray Toni Chaney Donald Chilton Nancy Chilton Elaine Clark Sarah Jo Coates T Collie James Colvin Jerry Cooper 11K , 5 - -mari G Steal Ann Cox Harriet Davis JUN Patricia Deitch Sandra DeLapp David Diamond cgi .rj -.-, -W GN , LL. Ei. .1 ,rv 59 Johnny Dixon Linda Dodson Billy Dove Frank Duncan 'UN ::5,gp9-Q, x 1 2. X.. John Foil Toneka Gann Linda Gardner Carroll Garrett .,? Y 4-4' 'rx , Hazel Echols '35 0-, - ,4 .- -. - , fa . eg. -,xzu 3. M . XJ. 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X, 1 x - ' xy H M S i ,,,,', 'KI' K , .74 L 11.5 ,fax 1 : 1 ,131 H M 1' -- . 'QQ V . Xo- i 1 ! ! 5 ,fn 1 NX is JUNIOR CLASS SELECTS MARSHALS ON BASIS OF SCHOLASTIC AVERAGES The eight Juniors who received the honor this year are: Gertrude Klenner, Chiefg Toneka Ga.nn, James Colvin, Nancy Chilton, Melvin Strickland, Emily Ward, Linda Dodson, and Rebecca Humphrey. SUPHO ORE CLASS OFFICERS . . . . ,President . . .Vice-President . .... Secretary . . . . Treasurer Sandy Sands . . Wayne Pruitt . Pat McLamb. . Mike Hooper. . Mr. Allen Pingle . . .......... Adviser Flower: Violet Colors: Purple and White Motto: Who waits for time loses time. 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'l X vu 'S :Ir-K q wav' it Q 'Ti' L-I .aC sr' Gail Scott Ricky Sealey Nannie Sebastian Gray Shelton Elton Shumate Diane Simpson Da.nny Smith Irene Smith Elvin Springs Richard Springs Barbara Stallings Alvin Stevens Johnny Stone Marie Stone Geraldine Stone Billy Strader Regina Strader Wayne Strider Tina Swain Pauline Tate Dorothy Taylor Donald Terrell Paul Thacker Ann Thore Frances Thornton Pat Trent Ann Trotter David Underwood Marsha Varner Carolyn Vaughn Eddie Vaughn Susan Wagoner Barbara Walker Brenda Walker Donnie Walker Doris Walker Rita Washburn Diane Watlington Howard White Sandra White Billy Williams Frances Williams Francis Williams Jolene Williams Clay Warf Betty Wyatt X23 423 if wr-B M l -Min. Ib N GP .avi FRESHM CLASS OFFICER Pete Glidewell. . Betsy Davis . . Bill Scurry .... Chrys Constable. Mr. David Hooper Color: Blue Motto: Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. 48 . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . .Treasurer . . . . . .Adviser Flower: Carnation FRESHME Betsy Allen Jane Allen Lillian Allen Gilbert Amos Brenda Apple Everette Apple Ned Atkinson John Ayscue' Harold Bains Jacob Balsley Linda Barnard Larry Baynes Betty Beck Freida Belmany Judy Bigham Tommy Blackwell Gloria Bolick Dennis Bondurant Steve Booker Mary Booth Raymond Bramlett Ralph Braswell Becky Briggs Brenda Brown Gretta Burgess Johnny Busick Ann Carter James Chambers Dwight Chaney Susan Chaney Susan Chappell Carolyn Chilton Paul Chilton Richard Chilton Terry Clifton Shirley Coe Winfred Cole Dorothy Collie Leonard Collins Judy Comer Chrys Constable Donald Cook Carol Creed Stephen Daniel Barbara Davis Betsy Davis Caroleda Dawson Wayne DeLancey we-.-:s:s-, S, . A-1.3 -12 hw , A -y- 6!WHvXtS A +4 s K' x Eli Q Aim 5 , ...L- 5,.3::s.X -:- 'e:5s2:e- :fan lr' FRESHMEN Mary Dill Maxine Dixon Wayne Doss Dwight Dove Tommy Dudley Larry Dula Bobby Dunevant Mary Lind Dunn Roger Earles Betty Ellington Phoebe Ellington James Evans Donnie Fargis Sammy Ferrell Don Frazier Cecil Freeman Jean Gallagher Judith Gammon Holt Garner Na.ncy Garrell Charles Garrison Libby Garrison Wayne Garrison Gary Gerringer Donna Gibson Janice Gibson David Gilbert Beth Gillespie Pete Glidewell Edward Goodwin Ellen Goodman Patsy Gordon Sarah Green Gwen Griffin Sylvia Grogan Keith Handy Roger Handy Garland Halbrook Nancy Halbrook A1 Harrison Jerry Harrison Mary Harrell Victoria Hart Anne Hastings Chris Hawkins Love Carolyn Hobbs Judy Holliday Tommy Holt FRESH E Mary Boyd Hooper Ruth Clark Hooper Barbara Horne Eddie Huskey Jerrell Johnson Tina Johnson Carol Jones Donnie Jones Kathy Jones Patsy Jones Richard Jones Robert Jones Roger Jones Sandra Jones Frank Joyce Vicky Joyce William Kernodle Johnny Kincaid Elwood King Mary Jo King Regina King Henry Knight, Jr. Cheryl Knight Ann Lamberth E. J. Lee, Jr. Ann Lindsey Johnny Lookabill Ronnie McBryde Larry McCollum Roy McCollum Priscilla McCollum Wilma McCollum Don McGehee Pat McLawhon Gilda McKinney Shelby McKinney Betty Jean Mabe Carol Mabe Carol Manley Charles Manley Kenneth Norman Carolyn Mathews Henry Miller Linda Moore Pat Moore James Morris Jerry Mummell Zandra Murphy , 02' 1 -- ass l , -1- lg f .21 y 'l 'li A ',-pn A. .tx L . ::!:.: X . : . . .. p. ., wa. r y sfo, 1, -',r I ,4 . 1 ls,- ,mii 5. XY it .Bi lilgimfggivsl if Hem 4? in '35-sb xx H X .. , x r ' we ,3 X ., 5 J Q- .. X:-:fz-l n xl s:. ' ' X X Q X V Ll-S XX W LL. i -xt., U, ' 'fs .vs .k .,,p.. fr -,N ,tl 1 me we K r K r-. v - 1 -L' ,- li .--. i IK I CT - ,i xl , a ' Q X, ll 51 X: . N , 41 5 R M alia, '-1, , ln X Joe Murray Johnny Murrell Joe Frank Myers Gerald Newcomb Alla.n Nichols John Norman FRESHMEN Donald Manley Thomas Normand Pauline Ore Bobby Pamplin Pat Parks Jimmy Paschal Maye Paschal Linda Pegram David Pelizzari Lynda Perkins Tommy Perkins Rama Perdue Russell Perdue Wilma Perdue Mike Peters Charles Phillips Ross Poole J o Ann Poteat Peggy Quilliams Arnold Rakes Gary Rakes Gordon Rich Elliott Ritter Kay Rivers Donald Roberts La Rue Roberts Wayne Roberts Edd Robertson Pat Rumley Bill Scurry Danny Shreve Marie Seigler Douglas Shumate Carolyn Smith James Smith Nancy Smith Sandra Smith Tommy Smith John Somers Jerry Southard Linda Southard Jerry Sparks FRESHMEN Judy Stadler Marsha Stanfield Johnny Stanley Allen Stewart Patricia Stewart Judy Stewart Larry Stone Betty Strader David Strickland Linda Strong Carl Talley Dwight Talley Shirley Tate Vernie Tate Brenda Taylor Jesse Terrell Charles Tillotson Steve Trotter Michael Turner Sarah Turner Gaynard Tuttle Ben Wagoner Warren Wall Donald Walker Kitty Raye Walker Linda Walker Spencer Ware Wallace Warf Mike Warren Carlton Washburn Yvonne Watkins Robert Lee Watt Jerry Weaver Willowree Wheeler Ruff Wheless Carolyn Whitsett Doris Williams Emily Williams Linda Willis Sylvia Wilson Vicky Wimberly George Wingfield, Jr. Charles Witty Kathy Woodson Garry Wray Priscilla Wray Mary Yeatts Alan Yount 4 ,. . 'll-r lil' I v 'K Z, R! , I K . -C lv' li - ill Lis, M568 Aug!-, THE RE oc HI REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Band GIVQS Outstandlng Performance In Ashevllle At noon Frlday November 18 the Reldsvllle H1gh School Golden L1ons Marchlng Band left the school on two chartered buses for Ashevllle Nolth Carollna to per form 1n a half t1me show at the state playoff game between the Blue Devlls of Brevard and the Golden Llons After the band members arrlved at thelr destlnatlon they ate sup per and then rode to Memorxal Stadlum 64 strong At e1ght o clock the comblned R61dSVlll9 and Brevard Bands went on the f1eld to play the Natlonal Anthem Slnce Reld ville was offlclally the v1s1t1ng team the Re1dsv1lle Band performed flrst at half t1me The bands show was a salute to the Southland Among the forma t1ons 1n the show were A banjo a m1n1strel face w1th rolllng eyes and a blg bow t1e and a steamboat w1th a churnlng paddle wheel and smoke b1llow1ng from 1ts smoke stack Each t1me the band d1d somethmg new the crowd of ap proxxmately 4000 cheered enthus lastrcally One Ashev1ll1an com mented that James Moores LION Band was the best band he had seen perform 1U Memo11al Stadlum 1n two years The half frozen band members remalned 1U the stands and sup ported the end Then the1r buses for the long f1VB hour tr1p home team unt1l the b1tter they agaln boarded RHS The new hlgh school IS well on 1ts way to completlon RHS Honor Society Holds Meeting The Natlonal Honor Soclety met Tuesday November 15 ln the cafe terla Larry Brannock presldent conducted the buslness meetlng Llnda Paschal was appomted custodlan of the soclety scrap book Gertrude Klenner Joyce Watt and Rebecca Humphrey vol unteered to work on the clubs servlce project Plans for some fu ture money makmg projects were dlscussed RHS S F Wells rece1ved the Natlon al Honorary Farmers Degree at the Future Farmers of Amer1ca Banquet Tuesday mght Novem ber 15 Speech Club Meets The Speech Club met Tuesday November 15 wlth Tommy Bals ley presldent presldmg W R Whlttenton club advlser asslgned toplcs to Earl Gregg Phll Wat llngton Carole Hendrlx Cllff Bag' gett Barbara Whltfleld and Judy Carlton Each talked for a mln ute and a half on the ass1gned top On November 22 the club met at WREV rad1o statlon RHS The B1ble Club met Monday n1ght November 15 at the F1rst Presbyter1an Church and contaln ed the study on the Ten Command ments First Chalr Natl Yearbook Honors Reldsvlle Hugh Band The Re1dsv1lle Hlgh School Band has been hrghly lecommended for permanent membershlp rn F1rst Chalr of Amer1ca the nat1onal yearbook honormg flrst chalr members of Amer1ca s flnest hlgh school bands orchestras and choruses James Moore band dlrector for Re1dsv1lle Clty schools recelved th1s not1f1cat1on from the year book Because of the source of thls recommendatlon and because of our conf1dence 1n thelr judgment of your hlgh callbre as a dlrector and because of the hlgh nat1onal standards ma1nta1ned by your school muslc orgamzatlon we offer you an opportunlty to present your organlzatlon 1n the 1961 edltlon of F1rst Charr of Amer1ca F1rst publlshed 1n 1940 the yearbook became an approved pub l1cat1on of the Natlonal Competl t1on Festlvals 1n 1941 It IS pub llshed each year to present those organlzatlons that are settlng' the hlghest standards and that are leadmg the way to a more mus1cal America R H S Latm Club Holds Meetmg The Latm Club met Tuesday November 22 1n the school cafe terla After a short buslness ses slon the club enjoyed an lnterest mg program on the derlvatxon of the names of the calendar months from the Latln language l ' l I . 7 , , 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 , - 7 . - - , 7 - - . , , , 1 - - ' . 1 - . - ' 1C. . 1 , . . . . . 7 ' h Y F . . S . . . D . . . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 I I , , I I I ' 7 . . . . . I - 1 . - - - ry f - 5 . . H . . - . . ,, . . . . 1 1 , 1 1 7 , . - ' as ' 1 n - , I . . . .- . , . . I . . . 7 1 1 , I , XL ' ' , 1 , - 1 Q , I l 5 4 Club members have ma.ny social gatherings in the springtime- chief among these is the traditional American Wiener roast. Q 55 SANDRA COLE, Associate Editor, Makes plans with the Editor by telephone. Sarah Sheep takes a picture V Ann Jones, Advertising Manager, and Bonni Busick, David McDonald, Business Manager, and Collie Features Editor, enjoy assorting pictures for Renocahi. Garner, Activities Editor, make a happy team. 'This -7 Q w R 4 3 1 I n 2 5 nl -N4 fflk gf A1-111513 Julianne Scum-y Mary Lloyd Temple and Brenda Roberts are working on typing the Sports records. RE OCAHI STAFF Miss Kate Conley Adviser Qu. X ., , 4 , 1 H ,N I . D W , Ui ,, CAROLE HENDRIX, Editor, is pleased with the plans made with her Associate. OFFICERS Larry Brannock . . ...., President Jim Shockley . . . . Vice-President Carolyn Overby ............. , . . . Secretary Roger Hall .................... . . .Treasurer Misses Anne Wootton and Nancy McCall ......... Advisers NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INITIATES NEW MEMBERS The National Honor Society of Secondary S c h o o l s which was organized at R.H.S. in 1956, increased its member- ship this year. The Society meets at lunch every other Tuesday in the private dining room of the cafeteria. Routine business is carried out at this meeting and interesting and informative programs are given from time to time. The four cardinal virtues: Scholarship, Service, Leader- ship, and Character form the basis for selection of member- ship. -4 -e 1- -L--,,,,'-1. -s-.-'- 'xx ff - 1 .'-- 'L -M - fl il- W .i. . W 'ff -iff' E' 1 ' 1 5, fill -f If! t ap-K .- -L Lt fi: A w A- ,,,. 6 X f' Q , - Q A Q all 1- ... .. w E 'E ., , . ' T 'ltil M l'V . in E ,,, ' f j A. I ,- 'w , t 5 i ' ' Q- . N Q ,t,,bll'53S9Q?c:,' , 1:32-1 ,fjft-'v'ks--:i4f 1, ,, , lv,-'- ..... R. ,-is' K .nh ,,, 4- ..1- .- ,.w ,.f- ..,. -'N S-if ..: V -fu ., . . ' . y - I I ll lx I A . LL'-.1 ,A M ' X V ICA- f?r., mf. . -.'3' V f!A '- 5 -' Q f - - I '::... ' . QW- - . 4- ' mf E3-I ,3fl.?'?1' 1 ' 1 ' -' 't :i'Mm? iT'-.-.'K KS. 7T ' N.-i' 43? 'A ' wx, as v- A .z i',3'A1..fv :f'.,'S ft'.d .m' ' 1' 'V 3 '- N- 7 - ' R 5-- ?-?1' , 'Q V ' m t Q. - ' .- 4? .-, - .' i ff, -A1 4 - f r ':. ' . : 7 'P' ' 'E X -4 ' ..-.. - ii.. f- at f 1 MS! w - .11 :QQQLQM-35 15:3 ,Q ,u53k,,,,.., 5- . 'vw -513 - an-wp Clay Watlington . . Tommy Balsley . . , , . ,president Roger Hall. . . . . .Secretary , lvicwpresident Jule McMichael . . . . .Treasurer Mr. E. C. Anderson-Adviser Members of the Key Club are chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and general worthiness. 4092, ofthe members are seniors, 402 are jun- iors, and 20'Zy are sophomores. The club meets each Thursday durin 'R x Ki 8 the school year at lunch in the private din- ing room of the cafeteria. The club Lmder- takes numerous projects for the benefi of the school and the community. t kj 5 Geneva Chilton . . Joan Thacker . . Jo Abell .... Nancy Chilton . . Judy Carlton. . Toni Chaney . . . Carole Hendrix . . Ellen McKinney . . . Mary Lloyd Temple . Miss Nancy McCall , OFFICERS .......President ......Vice-President . . . .Recording Secretary . . .Corresponding Secretary .........Treasurer . . . Program Chairman . . . Social Chairman . . . . Song Leader . . . . . Pianist . . Adviser BIBLE CLUB MEETS OFTEN The club which is responsible for the spiritual guidance of the students is the Bible Club. This club meets at the high school on the first Monday of every month and at the Presbyterian Church on the second and fourth Mondays of every month. The club has enjoyed great success and in- creasing enrollment each year. Inspiring and interesting pro- grams are fe atu r e s of every program. This year the club in co- operation with the Student Organ- ization presented a very effective Thanksgiving program. Members of the student body brought gifts of food and money which the Bible Club turned over to the Salvation Army to be distributed to the needy. V 16 11' j . '. , II Al ll .'..gl1 'sri jzzil is fav ' f ,iv , ...Wu -Qg .6 'B ,-. iff . P - ,g li' Q. .W-......,. W! 'F 4 f ' V A 'fl' W q ' , 4Af I -A. , ,.-- , Q if g, Q A sim xi' A 6 ..m'4..,. 41- A nu.: agsff? A l ' A Wy A f-.lg-,:vtE,EA 3 ing -' Q, 3, Q..- Qt-ff' ew H' U 3,522 411 ' X no, N0 lttlx k 4 f f ,, , A- -Av ' f . . ,. Q A Qi L-T-A-V -mmm my .-1 xi ,era 3 gi - srl 5 is K ,A I 5 3 5 . . S ., a B - I in 2 -fre-I-as ., , 'gm I V' P-'iff'- 1 51 -.Ii .' ,r ?.-.4-...1?S1:- fr' ' -20.17. 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Reporter Mrs. Charlotte Cate. . - - AdV1SeI' LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS ACTIVE The Lib r a ry Club which meets on the first Tuesday of each month, is one of the most active and interesting clubs at R.H.S. In order to become a member of this club one must meet c e I' t a i n requirements. One mustpass his school sub- jects and work a required number of h o u r s , checking books in and out, straightening shelves and in general' keeping the Library. Delegate s from the Club attend District and State meet- ings. Pins are awarded at com- mencement to members who have worked 50 and 100 hours. '+f. 4 Q , ' ,,,, A if Sx,Xt .x5' lllgl- m 'ln 515. ,, I. 7 ML UBI QQ ' uhm N. ' r bi' Qs, WJ, p lillkl .ff 7 X Barbara Walker . Mike Hooper. . . Jane Watt Balsley Betsy Alston . . Linda Faulkner . Betty Cain . . . John Foil . . LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Mrs. . . . . . . . President . . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . . .Treasurer . . .Scrapbook Keeper . . Program Chairman . . . .Editor of Forum Sue Montgomery Advise r LATIN CLUB KEEPS CLASSICS ALIVE The activities of the Latin Club are designed to further the interest in, and knowledge of classical studies. The pro- grams are p l an n e d to give additional information on var- ious phas e s of Greek and Roman culture which has had a great influence on modern life and customs. Besides being a social event for entertainment alone, the annual ROMAN banquet gives an opportunity for research on customs, food, and costumes of that ancient day. lThe upper class Romans and the Fresh- men are their slavesj. Thus, in these extra-class activi- ties, the purpose of the Latin Club, which is to hand on the torch of classical civilization to the modern world, is car- ried out. 1 S X 1 Q 1' 4 X ! 4 f J I 5' s I ' A ' L L I k I AI I 1 1 , 'B , L X A C3'f ff LATIN CLUB MEMBERS . f-. 1 I V :f fgQj,2ggj7g?EgQa:1azen LATIN CLUB MEMBERS 1 IL 1, '45 Lf 4 fha! 1534 Kp L: LRUTOMNE . ,,f' ft FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Brenda Roberts ......,... President Jo Anne Moricle. . . . Vice-President Meryie McKinney . . ,... Secretary Jean Raye Addison . . ..... Treasurer Sandra Cole ........ Social Chairman Miss Grace Frazier. . ...... Adviser NEWSPAPER STAFF Katherine Marshall .......... Editor Julianne Scurry ...... Associate Editor Jo Abell . ..... ....... T ypist Mike Livingston . . .... Artist Bonni Busick . . . ..... Typist Richard Knight ........ Sports Editor Jean Raye Addison ...... Jokes Editor Jon Standahl ..... Current Events Editor Burwell Atkinson . . . Current Events Editor FRENCH CLUB STRESSES FRENCH CULTURE The purpose of the French Club is to enable its members to learn about customs and activities in France. The meetings, held the fourth Tues - day of each month have inter- esting programs which give the student of French an opportu- nity to study the country of France aswell as the language of its people. The club also publishes a newspaper in French each month. 3 ri Q .11 1, W f, w. ,, H DRAMATIC CL H OFFICERS Bonni Busick ....... President Brenda Roberts . . . Vice-President Betty Cain .... .... S ecretary Julianne Scurry ...... Treasurer Carolyn Overby ...... Historian Betty Gray .... Program Chairman Mr. Jimmy Hardy Miss Nancy Davis Advisers X 'Mi The Dramatic Club meets the second Tuesday of each school month. The club sponsors one-three act play, assembly programs, and invites entertaining and helpful speakers for its pro- grams. Each ye ar at commence- ment a silver loving cup goes to the best actor or actress and to the most valuable club member. hi I A rt 5: Q E 92 , 5 , 5 . F 'HQQG-f' Y -A 'nmnnvlff I'-fuurnnrltvi 5' ., V A+ fini-wfxml I . ' 44:3 iii ' 1.-.l: .:' E' 'ess E FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FACE THE FUTURE WITH WARM CCURAGE AND HIGH HOPE The Future Homemakers in Reidsville have for their offi- cers this year: Meryle Mc- Kinney, Presidentg Ferra Jo Hall, Vi c e - President, Toneka Gann, Secretary, Rebecca Humphrey, Treasurer, Shirley Moran, ReportergChar1esanna Walker, Historian, Linda Phil- li p s , Parliamentariang Nancy Chilton, Song Leader, Anne Carter, Pianist, Mrs. Barbara Collins, Adviser. The club p r og r am s center around practical homemaking. The students learn about flower arranging, good grooming, hair styling, consumer buying, fam- ily religion, and fashions. Dem- onstrations are also given in such things as Christmas deco- rations. The Future Homemakers en- ter many worth while activities during the year. Chief among these are: serving at banquets, giving clothes for needy children and carrying Christmas pack- ages to needy families. The members also sponsor a float in the Home-Coming parade, have a Mother-Daughter ban- quet, an d a t t e n d the District F.H.A. Rally. Part of the F.H.A. creed states: We face the future with warm courage and high hope. FUTURE HGMEMAKERS UF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Norman O' Bryant President James Stanfield Vice-President Wayne Pruitt Secretary Danny Jones Treasurer Dale O' Bryant Reporter Rogers McKinney Sentinel Mr. S. F. Wells Adviser F TURE FARMERS OF AMERIC l-.........i..- FUTURE FARMERS WIN HONORS Reidsville High School is one of the few large city schools in the State of North Carolina that provides a four year course in Agriculture. This year the F.F.A. members have made an enviable record. They have participated in the following contests in the Federation and won first place in each: Shop Tools Identifi- cation, Ritual and Parliamentary Procedure, Crops Identification and Judging, Land Judg- ing, Public Speaking, Soil and Water Manage- ment, and Electrification. They won fourth place in Livestock Judging. The Club was first place winner in the Federation which entitled it to represent the Federation in the District and State Contests where it also won first place. It had the most points in winnings of any chapter in the Fed- eration for which it received the Overall Banner . Three boys in this Chapter received the State Farmer Degree. The Adviser was a- warded the Honorary State Farmer Degree and the Honorary American Farmer Degree. N' A' . , 1 ..- 'J.,,, W - Q.. ..--If-- 1 1- aw Sf-lx-ivan. 2-P, ' 15,1 ,. .. . Y l ? KY, 'ig l,. X y-vaurzfz-':-: f -f -- ff, r-'-'v-WW I... 'J ' ., I ' ,f I ,- .fq . xx I y. ., vi. ., , f. ff ...Q . A, Y ' .-'L-fri X ,,t,.,-- r-:if . s E 2 S K' ff' , ff fl OFFICERS JohnBlack... Tommie Ward . . . Barbara Walker ......... Geneva Chilton .......... Gloria Roach and Peggy Murray . . Alvin Stevens ........... Miss Anne Worley .... . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . .Treasurer . . Librarians . . .Manager . . . Adviser -5' tiIQ:4f5 GLEE CLUB ENTERTAINS The Reidsville High School Chorus m e e t s every day to train for the excellent pro- grams it renders during the school year. The Chorus has a Christmas Concert for the public. It also sings for the Kiwanis Club, the Lion's Club, the Elk's Club, and the elementary school pupils. The Chorus also enters the District Festival and the State Festival. This year members of this group went carolling at Christ- mas time. . xr. T , he A as ', . :L Q -f A' - ' 'if x wx QA at W A In l T 1, 1 N , , 4 -1--4 R , :X igkii 1. A W ff- :' -'ave 11 ,Ln . 2:1 I, I .5r,.,wJ4g It WL . 1 :., ,v--...V ., 'F fx-if ' -L . 3, f ff 1 1 4 ki I 'pcm '14111 I v 1 1 , n J, N if .. .I-A, X ,-4 -' ' ' ' 51.5 ,. g:v7f-'-.f -. 4 -f ': z7'fV' fn'??Jif!vf.. T X ! 1 .- .- - ff. , .- ,,.. ,ill :QM 4 :u I . l 1 , -, :lm . ek 1 iv SML Q4 n I1 p '14, wffgi' .-L1 - B-ii QE 2 L Ww , ina. -' -. Y- 3 i 1 1 . V, as -Q. , ,. -. ' 4 if-9 4. n E A Aj-'iii .33 , ,Ky 7: X . UA ' ' , ' hi c I :'ff..,l' V' g X , 'Hy x 4 f ,. xx QS, N If . V D BAND OFFICERS Charles Myers . . ................... President Jimmy Rudd ..................... Vice-President Gertrude Klenner .......... . . Secretary and Treasurer Sandra Cole and Carolyn Overby . . . ........ Librarians Danny Rudd ............. . . . Property Manager Sue Allison ........... ...... H istorian Richard Knight .... ..... P ublicity Mr. James Moore . . . . . Leader W . -.-, In ' Qfr' , Q 7 R.H.S. BAND ON THE BEAM The Reidsville High March- ing Band plays for all functions requiring a m a r c h in g unit, such as football games, City parades, and Home-Coming. This year itplayed for special occasions-Rally for V-Pres. Johnson, games at Greens- boro, and Asheville, and Band Day at Chapel Hill. The C o n c e r t Band meets daily and members receive creditfor the course. During the year this band gives a joint concert with the Glee Club at Christmas, in mid-winter, and inthe spring. It also partici- pates in the State Band Contest and sends members to the All- State Band at Chapel Hill. This year this band was selected as apermanent member of First Chair of American Yearbook. gg-lffilr ,y 'y-uf 70,4 li f Q04 , X Q24 N, Irv' M926-:F - 9' x 4 -,, - I 4' V K , :nj Y I 'Tl SP7 H:'.'4t,K -N H' rx y ' IH 4 N-. X51 N-, Cv-. I f .I H C L X , v 4,4 ' 4 U. ' Q V-4 Ak. i li ,hs X. C r 'wo V hmg ,1 11, -:QL -.Q-M. . Zi'-fogft. ' ' . Q .,. A ., .5 , , I 3 '59-me ...iv V L f-Y, . . . A '-. 'L A -1. , -1.ef 1 ,f1W .wr RIIS BAND h K 1 . 1 .- .2- eq if 'l I 4 1 1 Z l 1 'Donnie Chilton . . Meryle McKinney Linda Lee .... Jo Anne Matkins . Linda Gardner . . Wilson Bigham . Miss Judith Coe . CLUB OFFICERS ,Y . . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . . . Secretary . . . . .Treasurer Publicity Chairman . Sargeant at Arms . . . . . .Adviser D. E. CLUB The Distributive Education Club, although only two years old, has established quite a record at Reidsville High School. Some of the activities for the club this year were: Personality improvement project. Speech improvement. Effective sales demon- strations. Appearance clinic. Delegate attendance at the District and State Con- ventions. Social for D.E. members. Reidsville High School wel- comes this addition to its club activity program. l z i e 1 i 1 1 1 x '2- LQ .V x 5 2 'w 'Cl' '1 .4 x . : VM A . N.. 1. ,:,1T?. new 17 j I.. ,- ' Q , A- Mft , -, - us- , 14- A ,, ,, 'K--' . c . ,4- -- 1? ff wifi, BUS DRIVERS TRANSPORT PUPILS SAFELY TO SCHOOL Reidsville High School students have busses. These boys and girls average been transported safely to school this year 424 miles per day bringing 216 pupils to by a capable corps of schoolboy and girl school. The greatest distance traveled drivers. The school is served by 11 school by any driver is 58 miles per day. 79 L THE RE oc HI REIDSVILLE HIGH EXCELS IN SPORTS ' Basketball Opens Wingfield Resigns Reidsville WhiDS Season With Veteran Players Although football is supposedly the major sport at Reidsville High School, in the past few years local interest in basketball has increased tremendously, and large crowds of people now flock into R. H. S.'s Thompson Gymnasium to witness games between the Golden Lions of R.H.S., under th eexcellent direc- tion of Coach Hoy Isaacs, and their opponents. In his years of coaching at R.H.S., Isaacs has produced some of the finest schoolboy cage teams in the state. The Lions b e g a n basketball practice on October 24, with prac- tice sessions being held three times a week until recently. Candidates for varsity positions are Reynolds, Key, Briggs, Samm Gibbs, Jerry Smothers, Barry Eis- enberg, Tommy Balsley, Jimm Melvin, Henry Link, Mike Hooper, Gerald Canady, Sandy Sands and Jimmy Baker. The Lions have a tough sched- ule, facing such formidable confer- ence foes as Bessemer, Winston- Salem Gray, Morehead, Mt. Air and Greensboro Page, as well as the always-hard-to-whip local op- position such as Wentworth, Beth- any and Ruffin. When asked for a statement about Friday night's opener against Bethany, Coach Isaacs had this to say: Bethany has one of the finest teams it has had in years. They have young coach in W. A. Wall. I think the will be hard to beat. As R.H.S. Football Coach,-. Knight Named George Wingfield, head coach o Reidsville High's Golden Lion foot ball team since 1946, has resigned J. W. Knight, Wingfield's assist ant since 1948, has been named t replace him. Wingfield, a star on Reidsvill High's first championship footbal team in 1930, returned here as a assistant to L. J. fHapl Perry i In 1946 when Perry too as head coach at Elon Col 1935. over lege, Wingfield stepped up to hea coach of the Lions. Wingfield's Reidsville t e a m won state championships in 195 and 1954. His teams won confer ence championships in 1950, 1951 1952 and 1954 and were confer ence co-champions in 1949 an 1955. Knight, a graduate of Elon Col lege, joined the Reidsville Hig coaching staff in 1948 as lin coach and helped Wingfield instal the T - formation offense. Th Reidsville team, under Wingfiel and Knight, had winning record from 1949 through 1955. The 195 and 1959 Reidsville teams also ha winning records. Baseball Has Seven Seniors The R. H. S. baseball seaso opened with the following season ed veterans on the mound: Erni Reynolds, Kerry Key, Paul Brigg James Revis, Wayne Griffin, Ji my Rudd, and Robert Pruitt. Page 17-7 To Gain State 3-A Playoffs Reidsville's Golden Lions gained a spot in the state high school 3-A playoffs last night at Senior High Stadium by repulsing a tremend- ous comeback efforts of Page's Pirates to win 12-7. ' A Parents' Night crowd of some 800 fans saw the Western 3-A Conference affair which started out as a one-sided game, but end- ed up as a thriller. Reidsville, completely dominat- ing the first half, rolled up a 12-0 margin before the intermission. HOW IT HAPPENED Reidsville Page 13 First Downs 12 211 Rushing Yardage 171 0 Passing Yardage '40 0-6 Passes-Comp. 5-14 0 Passes Interceted by ' 0 3-42.3 Punts-Average 5-22.6 2 Fumbles Lost 1 30 Yards Penalized 40 SCORING SUMMARY Reidsville . ........... 0 12 0 0-112 Page .................. 0 0 7 7- 7 Reidsville : TD-Manley, King, PAT -Helms. The Lions reached Page territory five other times in the first three periods, while the Pirates didn't get their offense going until the latter stages of the third chapter. Once Page broke out of its leth- argy, it was on the way. The Pir- ates rolled 80 yards in 16 plays for their first touchdown in the final period. On the eight-yard TD play, quarterback Robin Cobia passed to end Bob Montgomery who lateraled to halfback Tex Cathey for the score. Butch Helms kick sliced the Reidsville margin to 12-7. Then with two minutes in the game, Page powered 68 yards in 11 plays. Cobia fumbled at the Reids- ville 12 and end Larry Brannock of the Lions alertly recovered to kill the Page victory hopes. Decorating the Goal Post FOOTBALL TEAM MADE CO MENDABLE RECURD Head Coach Wingfield and Assistants Knight, Hardy, Barham, and Sacrinty. Co -C aptams James Revis 'V Reggie Manley K 4 , i 'YS -H-'02 ik - MANAGERS . ,,,,....-if A Jimmy Sethff ' Jerry Cooper Bobby Childrey a ! 5. 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I , ' ' ' -3 TAI . , , W V E ..'T T . :T ' T '7y - --f-- A J ' !'Q. jf1LlPg: :f ' W, , A ' nf' ff ' iifiif fA : 1 ,' .fr g -+4 gg 86 ' if r .Qs-4,..2jw,2i W R- - -1,1-.11 '9,:q! 12' f. f Q, . .2 ,::-'- A Aff- s w -. - -' w A '1 ,4:1ed1' vfEf.i.vf'?fff Qf' rf! BASKETBALL TEAM Tommy Bal sley, Barry Eisenberg, Ernie Reynolds, Kerry Key, Gerald Canady, Jon S Briggs, Mark Horne, Jerry Smothers, Mike Hooper, Jim Melvin, and Sammy Gibbs. Coach Hoy Isaacs I .. V. I Managers David Yount, Jimmy Apple, and Wayne Grif- fin. fl -I PY' '. 'iw' . 87 lwfji A tandahl, Paul BASEBALL TEAM James Revis, Jimmy Rudd, Robert Pruitt, G. T. Collie, Connie Tysinger, Sammy Gibbs, Wayne Griffin, Ernie Reynolds, Bobby Dove, Kerry Key, Billy Herndon, Jerry Smothers, Paul Briggs, and Coach Barham. Coach Barham Managers Jerry Cooper Billy Williams Dick Wray ,Qu-Q4 9 .. QN X . .8 v s.. .- I 5'-Q' X. - x .ir 3.1 , . F '. .5 U ' ' 1 ,. 1 . V , .1,,5',jf'?'g'1.T-., ' 2-hi ' ' in W t::5.AH V A I 1' 'v'.1n'1 ?74',Pf ' . r-P . u 5 r I -' -A-fT 13x1lf'i1'l-Z - -' ' 1 A 11, :'- , - 1 - . 1. 1 uf' .a,g..gg,,g ' 111' . 1'1 ' -f.- - A' J' A 'f ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1. 1 1 !1 I . D 1 -f1fTs'fl3W .'?fjf:f'S'5 '+, 'ixlfi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 .1 :: x. 2. A A'-I .- SL - 5 1 b ,M - ... -s , f x 4 .4 1 .- 1 V 1 'wi' if 4 1 -..-.1 1 -'t g,..:1 ' if A V ,g ., .. 'L Ja ,, I- Y. I 0 1- IAQ-VJ 1..-f. . O OGRAM CLUB lst row-Carol Keith, Vickie DeLoach, Ellen Williams, Shirley Moran, Frank Gillespie, Betsy Alston, Beth Gillespie, Betty Cain, Dianne Hicks. 2nd row-Cecil Ivey, Jerry Smothers, Sammy Gibbs, Clay Watlington, Butch Walker, ErnestLynn, Jim Shockley, Bonni Busick, Joe Neimczura, Larry Brannock. 3rd row- G.T. Collie, Ernie Reynolds, Tommy Balsley, Earl Gregg, Jimmy Apple, Edwin McDonald, Rether Hinson, Bobby Pugh, Robert Pruitt, Billy Dove. 4th row-Barry Eisenberg, Paul Briggs, Jerry Bray, Randy Cain, James Festerman, Wilson Bigham, Wayne Griggin, Dianne Keens, Vann Joines, Carol Hendrix. 5th row-Cliff Bagget, Jerry Cooper, Jule McMichael, Jon Standahl, Jimmy Rudd, David Yount, Amanda Busick, Danny Smith. OFFICERS Kerry Key ...... President James Revis. . .... Vice- president Carol Keith . .... Secretary Reggie Manley .... Treasurer Mr. Hoy Issacs ,,,, Advisor 'Q' .. I 'nf :Q QQ? gg -11 ,A H . 1 . , vw-- I 4 .gg 155. Wu f' X 1 .- 434,11 31'f V,S i'?5' V V - H - -A K il ,. 'A V. av 3 1 K. v -7 I 1 ' -. , Xa-tv X ' ,', .il ,M 'A xx-xx' ' 1 ' , Y 11' ,Q X x ' X ' 5 4 . 4 k ju Jn ,W liz? P? W F y 5.1 i4 Z .f 'Q' T 1 1 In XV EV QA.- tlmggy . 4- , 4 ' L A 1 fi! 'f ,J N ' 4 Ai fix I ' 3 - I . - .:'- 1 .1 ' s -r ,Q, 1 , 5.4, I I 2 -I 4 1 ' 55? . 5 I -I-I X ci 5 - 'N ' . I - A - ,a W .. ,W s W J ' 3 U Q'-:p'iv i A. 2' SECTION E 1961 Parents Visit ChiIdren's Classes At High School In spite of their ,avid inter- ests in the election returns Tuesday night, many parents who have more than an average inter- est in education attended the Reidsville High School P.T.A. to observe American Education Week. Following the usual prelimi- naries, the first portion of the program was focused on the seven cardinal principles of education. In a well-conceived and executed panel discussion composed of fac- ulty members, Mrs. Ruby Williams discussed Training in the Mainte- nance of Health g Miss Nancy McCall, Training in the Funda- mental Processesng Mrs. Sue Mont- gomery, Training in Worthy Home Membership , Miss Anne Woot- ton, Training in Obtaining and Maintaining a Vocation , Mrs. Lorene Satterfield, Training in Civic Responsibilities , Mrs. Char- lotte Cate, Training in the Use of Leisure Time g and S. F. Wells discussed Training in the Devel- opment of Ethical Character. The panel, moderated by William Nel- son, also pointed out some of the overall goals concerned with the formal and informal education of each child. - R H S - THANKSGIVING PROGRAM PRESENTED BY STUDENTS A special Thanksgiving pro- gram was presented at assem- bly Wednesday, November 23. The program was sponsored jointly by the Bible Club and the Student Council. To begin the program, ten members of the Bible Club presented a choral reading. Geneva Chilton, Bible Club president, led the students in singing two Thanksgiving hymns. THE RENOCAHI FEATURES SENIORS ELECT SANDRA COLE SUPERLATIVES IS HOMECOMING QUEEN The senior class met Wednes- The Reidsviue High School day, October 5, in the high school - library for the purpose of elect- Students ,held a homecommg ing'the Senior Superlatives and Pafade Ffldayi Octobel' 7, at 4500 deciding to whom the annual will p, m, The parade began at the be dedicated. Senior class presi- Kiker Stadium parking lot, and dent Jim Shockley handed out bal- returned to the arking lot lots announcing nominees for this p ' year's superlatives. After nomina- tions from the floor, the class DeC0fated Cars and trucks rep' voted. resented various clubs and or- The 1'esults of the voting were gamzatwns if ,RHS The I-:OHL as follows: Most Popular: Caro- testants for MISS Golden lon lyn Overby, Jimmy Apple, Most rode in convertibles. The con- Dependable: Burwell Atkinson, testants were Carolyn Overby, Charles Myers, Best Looking: dau htel, of Mr and MTS John Dianne sutphih, Mike Chilton: g .' .k d' ht Most Unforgettable: Julianne OVerbY5 Bonm Buslc 1 flug er Scurry, Jule McMichael, Most of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Buslck, III, Courteous: Bonita Burgess, Vann Ellen Williams, daughter of Mr. Joinesg Best All Around: Sandra -H- . D- Cole, Jim Shockley: Most Athletic: arid MTS' RHE- Yllviamild Virginia Cook, Reggie Manleyg Hlcksf mfg er O r' ' Most School Spirited: Sandra W. L. Hicksg and Sandra Cole, Jones, Fl'3.Hk F1'l6I1Clf daughter of Mr. and Mrs' Her- 26511 g?thefin?1.Pfg1'2X11P Brandy mah Cole. The Reidsviiie High am, igges ir sz nn ones, . . Barry Eisenberg? Most Likely To School marching band provided Succeed, Carole Hendrix, David 11111510 C11-111118 the Parade- McDonaldg Most Talented: Geneva Chilton, James Revis. Carole Hendrix was elected to receive the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citi- - R H S - zenship Award. VALENTINE The 1961 annual win be dedi- QUEEN CHOSEN . cated to James Hardy. , Shirley Moran was chosen Val- SENIOR CLASS ELECTS entine Queen and crowned 'Queen MASCOTS of Hilartslirtla scgicfl pargy fFEb 11 e 1g c oo a e eria. The Senior Class elected .its Shirley won over the following mascots at a class meeting d.d t N t. th F h held Wednesday, October 5. can 1 3 QS lepfesen mg e ref ' Karen Gillespie, daughter of 111311, S0Pl1011101'e, and JU11101' Mr. and MTS. FFP-Uk H- G1ll6SP16, Classes respectively: Linda Lee, Jr. of 909 Lindsey Street, and Pat McLamb, and Barbara Horne. Burke Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay E. Murray of Route 6, are the mascots for the Class of 1961. They will participate in the graduation exercises next spring. 92 SANDRA COLE, CAROLYN OVERBY, and BONNI BUSICK made lovely HULU-HULA girls for the 1960 Junior -Senior. 93 , . I ly ' X1 1 fi-.1 X ' ' rf- ' Yi 4, , f - ,Mir N .QU 'VW' W, , X f ,- . ' -v -4 WS, 2 ' , HQ, . : fx xy, . , , Q Q, S, ,4 ,z 4 : ,xr Y. ,Q , k I E W'i,?W2,43'5i4fgw'-' fi , ' 15''fififvfffi-x'5 . W ,,f'A,, L A XX if ' 4 , 4. , ,' F. . -Eb- ,x f ,f J1-N .V xY ' 7 5 . I X Rf -Q 4 ,, 2 Nz fl 3 -SFJXN1 ,c.. 'Oli' N. Xl , 1 W, .XX I I. ,X 1, 2 P 9 1: 4 1 f I . hhikit X I Q' .l SANDRA COLE HOMECOMING QUEEN 5 3 3 '1 9 ii 11 fs fi H g. A L , , 4 1 1 E Q Q a 5 13 3 s 'lx fi Is- BEST LOOKING Mike Chilton and Dianne Sutphin MOST POPULAR Jimmy Apple and Carolyn Overby X1 xf J , Sv--. v 1 x Home ,-v wx :XE- 4z,p: E 'Yfxfr ' J W , ,,-. ,vw v MOST TALENTED Geneva Chilton and James Revis BIGGEST FLIRTS Barry Eisenberg and Ann Jones L Y! I 'U-3 1 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David McDonald and Carole Hendrix F -.,,g. . .5 2115. :ga r Hx, 22:1 .3...f IV -:'5f5sZ:: 4-s ,:,g,.5, .4 I '23, 4. ,J -I C .- fi'53Z '1fZ'iffL-S .ffm -, , f .u,i,f:, MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Sandra Jones and Frank Gillespie MOST COURTEOUS MOST UNFORGETTABLE Bonita Burgess and Vann Joines Julianne Scurry and Jule McMichael ii-Z? Q 1 . AMX ,Hx u Y g . .xxx Q, Lvg? V:?4.f , .V -. gil A ri' 'Q'- A .wi fmeiilzgflf HG VALENTINE QUEEN SHIRLEY MORAN OTHER CCNTESTANTS Pat McLarnb Barbara Horne Linda Le 2:2 .t . L gg. ' 'P 4, Q Carole Hendrix For Bonni Busick Dramatic Club President Sandra Jones For Jimmy Apple Student Council President Ellen Williams For Jim Melvin Junior Class President lik' f fav 13? 3' -. :,: .-.N t Cliff . ,. 1 ' .. 5, X I r I' ,r X 3 g 'I ., f , X .2 1, 1 3' X Y 'fb-rx V 4 Y' ' f NX: wg + I- B .wr ..-1' I-lirjll 3 .' f ,, . I .23 i 'yirllf X W. 44141 1 Brenda Roberts For Gertrude Klenner Chief Marshal Dianne Sutphin For Frank Gillespie Chief Cheer Leader Betsy Alston fl 1 r-n xff .lv ' Diane Watlington For Barbara Walker Latin Club President SPONSOR For For James Revis and Reggie Manley M91-y1e McKinney Football Captains F.H.A. President -'aux-. til sf- Y i Jane Carter Nancy Dixon For For Norman O'Bryant Charles Myers F F A President Band President K X Jane Watt Balsley PoNsoRs ' ' ' 'S 1 Tommy Balsley C xtlj-1 Speech Club President Linda Chilton Sharon Gordon For For Geneva Chilton Bible Club President Glenda Allen Library Club President 19 N We,the Senior Class of Reidsville High School in the year nineteen-hundred and sixty one, realiz- 1 ing that our days at Reidsville High Schoolare soeedilv drawing to a close, knowing that any day may be our last, and desiring to make a disposal of all our valuable possessions that they may be of use to those who follow in our footsteps, do draw up this, our last will and testament. l Section 1 Because of his unfailing good nature, we do hereby nominate and appoint Mr. E. C. Anderson the 1 sole executor of this, our last will and testament. Section 2 To the members of the faculty who have so faithfully rendered to us the best of their service throughout the critical part of our lives, we bequeath a large measure of thanks. To Miss Conley, without whose untiring efforts this yearbook would not be possible, we extend our special gratitude. Section 3 To the Junior Class, our rightful successors, we leave: 1. Our seats, Occupy them, but do not try to fill them. 2. Our dignity. Respect it as much as we have. 3. Our privilege. Shine as models of good behavior. 4. Our ability. Make a little knowledge go a long way in the classroom. Section 4 To various members of the student body of Reidsville High School, we make these important gen- erous gifts, trusting that they will bring happiness for the remaining years at R.H.S.: 1. Reggie Manley wills to Danny Smith his love of hitting the two man blocking sled. 2. Georgia Adams leaves to Ellen Williams her love of colleges. 3. Weldon Borland and Terry Haynes will to Ray Swain the ability to skip. 4. Mike Chilton leaves his seat in the office to anyone who wants to smoke. 5. Ann Jones, Ginger Brooks, Betty Perdue, Gloria Roach, Betty Wright, Virginia Sutton, Betty Knowles, and Rebecca Tally leave their French books to Roger Jones, Wayne Pike, Rama and Wilma Perdue, Gloria Bolick, Geraldene McKinney, and Pete Talley. 6. Mary Lloyd Temple, Carole Hendrix, Catherine Pegram, Wanda Wall, Judy Carlton, and Mary Watson leave their good times at R.H.S. to Lloyd Smith, Ellen Williams, Linda Pe- gram, Warren Wall, Betsy Alston, and Brenda Taylor. 7. Judy Lookabill and Zetta Moore leave their bus seats to Johnny Lookabill and Pat Moore. 8. Ann Truitt and Betty Comer leave their lockers to Patsy Truitt and Judy Comer. 9. Jule McMichael leaves to anyone everything that he can't take. 10. Jean Addison bequeaths her seat in band to Carrol Garrett. 11. Larry Brannock wills his seat beside Diane on the basketball bus to Betty Cain. 12. Tom Hardy leaves his seat at Frank's to Robert Jones. 13. Becky Loye leaves bus 14 to anyone who can drive it. 14. Paul Hudson is endowed with the title of tallest boy by Paul Briggs. 15. Randy Cain bequeaths his place on the curb to Jerry Bray. 16. Jerry Billingsly and Collie Garner leave their parking places to Jerry Smothers and any- one with a small car. 17. Vann Joines wills his ability to throw paper out the window to anyone who can use it. 18. Nancy Dixon hands down her talent of telling lies with a straight face to Sandra Clymer. 19. Any chemistry student is welcome to the lab equipment left behind by Mac McCollum and Joan Thacker. 20. Ned Atkinson now owns the reddest hair in school since his sister, Burwell, is leaving. 21. Bonita Burgess and Linda Ingram leave their places in the Basketball Majorettes to any- one that wants them. . 22. James Revis leaves his guitar to Billy Dove and Robin Miller. y 23. Judy Allison and Linda Paschal will their ability to write themes to Laura Roberts and p Katherine Paschal. V 24. Sandra Jones leaves her Latin translations to her sister Patsy. 25. Roger Hall bequeaths to all the girls he knows all of his good times. l 26. Ernie Reynolds leaves his position on the basketball team to Pete Glidewell. xy 27. Tommy Newton wills his unused pencil to Larry Wall. 1' 28. Dave Gilbert will be happy to receive Curt Durham's radio license. 1, 29. Wilbur Farling leaves his French book to any unwilling French major. f 30. Pat Murray bequeaths to her sister, Gloria, the ability to finish turning Mr. Moore's hair white. w . lt N. 104 LA T WILL ND TESTAMENT Diane Sutphin and Jean Vaughn leave their books to the rising Senior. Sandra Hornaday leaves her locker to anyone who knows how to work it. Sandra Cole leaves her brother, Winfred, to the teachers. Bob Stanfield wills bus 34 to Carolyn and Dot. Linda Pruitt and Doris Lovelace leave Caswell County to Faye Lovelace and Jolene Williams. Edward Martin bequeaths his seat in Miss Wootton's room to Donnie Walker. For anyone who likes Pepsi-Colas, Gibby Sarvis leaves his seat in Chemistry. Kerry Key is giving up his spot at left half-back to little Reather Hinson. Jo Abell wills her many hours of study to Linda Brame. Bus 116 is left to Wayne Pruitt by his brother Robert. Jo Anne Moricle leaves her parking place at Morehead street to any late-sleeper. Judy Allen wills her love of shorthand to Brenda Walker. Harold Pennington can use the books left by Mickey Simerson. Eddie Lamberth assures his sister a place in Mr. Hardy's math class. Butch Walker wills his love of August 15 to all football players. Jon Standahl and Mac Chapmon leave their grades to Jerry Standahl and Mac's cousin. Ellen McKinney wills her seat in the Glee Club to Nancy Paschal. Phillip Brooks leaves his place in front of the school to Wayne and Mitchell Pike. Scarlett Spears bequeaths her accused conceit to Gretta Burgess. Yvonne Hooper, Linda Lee, Virginia Cook, and Kathleen Griffin leave their ability to have fun to anyone that can use it. Margaret McKinney wills her love of talking to Shelby McKinney. Garland Bolejack leaves his spelling ability to anyone that wants it. Amanda Busick wills her place on the basketball bench to Mertis Busick. Frank Gillespie leaves the position of chief cheer-leader to a girl. Jimmy Apple leaves his love of Corvettes to anyone with the same interest. Jo Anne Matkins, Mike Livingston, Vernon Link, and Lewis Maus will their love of French to Linda Swain, Mary Dill, Henry Link, and James Maus. Brenda Roberts leaves her car to Fonda Porter. Meryle McKinney wills her happiness to Ann Carter. Vickie DeLoach leaves an empty place in the cheer-leading squad to anyone who will enjoy it as much as she did. Joe Frank Myers is left with the vim and vigor of his brother Charles. Rachel Cobb wills her good times at lunch to Sandra Delapp. Norman O'Bryant leaves the office of President of F.F.A. to Wayne Pruitt. Johnny Busick will need the knowledge of chemistry left by Bonni Busick. Danny Smith is left one '58 Ford by Richard Knight and the position of right half-back by Ernest Lynn. Jack Manley wills a hubcap from a '50 Ford to Wayne Moore. John Black leaves his laugh to Richard Gerrell. Geneva Chilton bequeaths her trusty Ford to her sister, Nancy. I Glenda Allen wills her love of sitting in the Library to Brenda Walker. Ruth Chilton and Margaret Smith will their books to Connie Knowles and Carolyn Smith. If anyone has a loud roar, he can use Sarah Sheep's lion suit. Carolyn Overby leaves her fun as majorette to Ann Lindsey. The position of D.E. president is left to Frankie Duncan by Carl Moore. Judy Moore leaves her love of tall basketball players to anyone that is fortunate to acquire one. James Busick wills his saxaphone to anyone that can play it. Julianne Scurry leaves her brother Bill the remains of The Green Monster . Barry Eisenberg bequeaths his big mouth to Miss Wootton. I Signed and sealed, Richard Knight, Jr. 'Ui Witnessed by: Jim Shockley-Senior President Carole Hendrix - Renocahi Editor Jimmy Apple - Student Council Pres 105 'N J , ,, .. rt -, 3 1: V, Y sb' K f' ' ' V' J- ,, rf, f , 4-T. 1 : ' , .1 , : ,,, . , ..--fm 1 Q4 ' rf ' Ti Y 'ag if fd gs ,S L 2 ': ,, , we 55: , Q ' .' 2 Y . 4 0' N ' W mf , aw, K ,4 e , Q 4- fv 1 ., A if Q 4 qs. wwf- 'S xl, an --using X. 1. Pb T' will q5A N. M 3 YF 0, 4 QUT, 'g . 5, C an v 5 1 'Wx f' ' 1 Q1 Y', HASH' CLASS OF 61 POWERFUL NEWS Washington, D C 1971 The class of 1961 of R9ldSV1lle High School is powelful news F11 st let s look at the manv work e1s in the government Lauy Brannock 15 operating a computer at Cape Canaveral W1lbu1 Fal ling 1S a b10Cl16I111St Jon Stan dahl 1S a chemist and Maiy Lloyd Temple 1S his assistant Gibbv Sarvls IS a nuclear physicist Jim Shocklev Just bloke the worlds recoid by t1avel1ng 3000 mp h 1n an airplane Reggie Man ley Charles HBIIIS Mike Ham mock Maw Gunn Bllly Canady Jerry Garnei and Edward Mai tin a1e also 1n the Air Force Clay Watlington Just set foot on the moon Wanda Wall and Gen eva Chilton are private secretal 19S for the V1ce President of the United States Zetta Moole and Betty Wr1ght are secretaries fo the President of the United States Of coulse eveiyone knows that Curt1s Durham 15 President and JoAnne Moricle is VICE P1es1dent On the Re1dsv1lle scene David McDonald owns the largest news paper Burwell Atkinson and Judy Moore are reporters for his pa per Katherine Marshall owns the American Tobacco Company whe1e Frank Gillespie 15 president E1 nest Lynn John Black Randy Cain James Festerman and Carl Moor are now running the hlghway pa trol Norman O Bryant Terry Haynes Lewis Maus and Garland BoleJack are c1v1l eng1neers Henlv Hooper 1S their buslness manager and Jule McM1chae1 is the lawyer who keeps them out of gall Ernie Reynolds is a doctor and Barry Eisenberg IS an orthodontist There are many teaching 1n the schools Ann Jones IS teaching French, Sandra Cole, English, Su san McAl1ster, librarian, Roger Hall chemistry Wilson Bigham algebia Judv Allison is a music 1ns+1ucto1 Nancy Dixon is teach ing elementa1y school and Butch Walker is coaching football 1n O1 del to coach M1 Ba1hams son Speaking of R H S Linda Smith IS now pllvate nulse for E C An delson Ruth Chilton Linda Lee Maigalet Mckinnev, Jean Vaughn Ginger Brooks and Judy Carlton a1e also nu1ses Collie Gamer and Jean Raye Addison are teachin nu1s1ng We have many S8C16t3119S They are Gloua Roach Mary Watson Ellen McKinney Sarah Sheep ton Judy Allen Betty Knowles Rebecca Talley Ch11st1ne Yeatts Rachel Cobb V1rg1n1a Cook Bettv Comer Doris Lovelace Ma1garet Smith Yvonne Hooper Kathleen Griffin Olenda Page and Rebecca Loye Ph1l1p Brooks is a taster ln a bubble gum factory Glenda Allen and Billie Scott are fashion de signers Bonnie Busick IS a labora tory technologist Pat Murray Meryle McKinney and Linda Pas chal are famous art1st Georgia Adams Linda Pruitt Amanda Bu sick and Bonita Burgess are air l1ne hostesses Jack Manley Rob ert Pruitt James REVIS Mac Chapmon Thomas Newton and Jelry Billingsley are automobile mechanics for Mike Chllton s racer Wayne Gr1ff1n and Kerry Key are professional football players and Paul Briggs IS a plofessional bas ketball player Mac McCollum and Mickey Sxmerson are engineers Ed die Lambelth 1S w1th C1Vll service Richard Knight is a very famous sound engineer for RCA Carole Hendrlx and Vann JOIHGS are mathematicians Scarlett Speals and Carolyn Overby are 1nter1or decorators Julianne Scuuv s book of poetly has sold two million copies thi year Shirley Paschal IS also a famous W1ltQT Jo Abell IS a gui dance counseloi for G1eensbo1o High School Jimmy Apple works fol a large law f111n James Buslck is a college music 1nst1uctor Tom Hardy IS still tzylng to dilve his Jeep to California Nash Mattocks and Weldon Borland are with h1m Charles Myers 1S a missionary in New Yoik Jimmy Rudd Jerry Stanley and Robelt Vaughn are a1ch1tects Velnon Link owns Gen ezal Elect11c and Ph1l Watlington owns the Nat1onal Broadcasting Company Bob Stanfield the r1ch Texas watchmg his many O1lWellS We had many students to marry They are Betty Perdue V1ck1e DeLoach Sandra Hornaday Judy Lookab1ll Sandra Jones Jo Anne Matkins Betty Watkins Ann T1u1tt Joan Thacker Diane Sutphin Betty Smith Carolyn Pry or and Millie Terell This 1S a success story Congrat ulations Class of 61 Brenda Roberts Flrst Lady of the Un1ted States 'F-K it I , . 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QV 3.-'fa ' 1 pf , - A J x ,,,- Qi V - K 1, I T A A V y- f ' W, ' UZOW f f - Yf i f A5141 N' ,A .4 Af J' ,har Q x v - . - A 1 fTnCOUr- ., A 3 Q Av Tivllisi ,ei ixgfk .Wx 5 in Q 7' ' - is f - gwfmJ45b fX Md ,Q X-, ffnffl-R ff' ,W 2.5 ' 'iff . gs YOUIZARTIJT V I ' .7'ZfJAuugf a4, -mfr i t J ff-,f 1 t 3-, .k, .ff A ix J v-1, ' .V u ...ii CHIEF MARSHAL'S PARTY A THE LAST TASK OF THE 1960 MARSHALS -w-L GRADUATION - 1960 IIS SECBIQN F T H E R E N G C A H I ADVERTISEMENTS We salute the followmg bussmesses who have throughout the years helped to make our yearbook posslble Your contmued support IS greatly appreclated by the students faculty and edttors of thls RENOCAHI 1961 The Amerxcan Tobacco Company F1rst Federal Savmgs and Loan The Re1dsv1lle Revlew Foster T1re Company Blg Apple Hudson Lester One Hour Martlmzlng Lane s Shoe Company Reldsvllle Fmance Company Wllllam C Stokes, Inc N C Gas Serv1ce The Jewel Box Globe Umon Carol1na Apothecary Strader s Shoe Store The Style Center Home Furn1ture Company Cltty Funeral Home A Sz P Food Stores H T Pryor The Sweet Shop Chamber of Commerce W1ll1ams and Company Bank of Retdsvllle Hastmgs Furmture Company Mutual Bulldlng and Loan Snort Sugar s H L Green Company W1ll1ams Motel Re1dsv1lle Camera Shop Mann s Rentz O11 Company Blg B111 Bottlmg Company Burllngton Industrles West End Super Market Graham s, Inc Kxng Motor Company New Laundry Sz Dry Cleaners, All1son s Beauty Shop Western Auto Assoclate Store Re1dsv1lle Grocery Company Dabb s Flower Shoppe Kmg and Lee 1 Sz 2 Esso Serv1ce Pme H111 Da1ry Incorporated G B Green Sz Sons, Inc Re1dsv1lle Block Company W C fB1llJ Booker Coco Cola Reldsvllle Flrst Nat1onal Bank Mace s Belk Stevens Company M1ller s Restaurant Llnk Bros Pharmacy Adam s Electrlc Company Eggleston Bros O11 Co Wllkerson Funeral Home Southeast Lead Company W1ll1ams Trull Company Trent s Record Center The Student Councll The Laur1e Shop Reed Crews Prtntmg Company Cole s Jewelry The Hazel Shoppe Re1dsv1lle Furn1ture Company D1xon's Shoe Shop McK1nney and Holderby Sprmg s Dry Cleanmg Ideal Cleaners Gable s, Inc Burton Furnlture Company Re1dsv1lle Superette Roy Humphrey Watt s O11 Company Elllott Hardware Cardmal Cleaners Stadler Aldrldge Ballenger s Stud1o The Golden L1on Grlll P A Drum Lumber Company The Demolay Love Tractor Sales R M G1111e Coy s Beauty Salon Roberta s Flower Shop Lemwand s RBldSVlll9 Bulldmg Sz Supply H Sz H Clothmg Co Used Auto Parts Co W F R C Davls Pharmacy Lewls 5 Sz 10 C1ty Dry Cleaners Reldsvllle Laundry A A Walker Barber Flortst Maxton s Sunoco Serv1ce Cltxzen s Auto Fmance Atwater Waynxck Hooper Sz Moore Chase Bag Company The Thrlft Shop Roach Beauty Shop Mac s Beauty Shop Wagoner Electr1c Sz Radlo Co Amos Weldmg Machme Shop Underwood Furmture Consolldated Cred1t Corp Duke Power Company Lucky C1ty Motors Inc Ideal Cab Company Rockmgham Fmance Co Inc Rockmgham Theater Bell Telephone Company . , 7 . . . . , , , . . . . . , . - 1 , . . . , . , . ' I I Y , I . . . , Sand's Furniture Company James Motor Company , . . , . . , . Inc. . . . , . . , . . . . . , . , - . . . . 7 A ' Y , . ' v - . . , . , . GREETINGS AND BES'I WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS of REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL f LUCKY STRIKE und PAll MALL REIDSVILLE BRANCH THE AMERICAN TUBACCU CUMPANY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASS'N SAVINGS - LOANS 111 310,000 Insured Congratulations to The 1961 Classes of Reidsville High from THE REIDSVILLE REVIEW RocK1NGHAM COUNTY'S ONLY DAILY FOSTER TIRE COMPANY Deka Batteries - Springfield Tires Dial DI 9-7334 134 Williams Street BIG APPLE FOOD STORES HUDSON-LESTER HARDWARE Sz BUILDING SUPPLY CO Devoe Paints-Hardware and Building Materials G-E Appliances Reidsville, North Carolina One noun HRTIIIIZIIIB X 1' m as i wyflgmlnc G9 240 S. Scales Street Reidsville, N. C. DI-9-8705 l Compliments of LANE'S SHOE STORE Shoes for Every Member of the Family Phone D19-3018 Reidsville, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS! Compliments of Compliments of BROOKSIDE INDUSTRIES, INC REIDSVILLE FINANCE CO. DI 9-7031 WE SELL THE EARTH AND RENT THE TOWN and Insure Everything INC. WILLIAM C. STOKES AND COMPANY, 225 Gilmer Street fakgs the work out 0? housewom N.C. GAS SERVICE 11, Natural G A S The Modern Miracle Fuel t,. 2,1 212 South Scales Street ,Q 9 ,C C' 6 6.12 Z9 01 f IZG 21622. Q.. 4 -' 9 ' f 7' -r 1 I would like to serve you for any of your jewelry needs MEET ME -AT- THE JEWEL BCX WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVER AND CHINA Congratulations and Best Wishes for Continued Success GLOBE UNION, INC CAROLINA APOTHECARY Phone Dlckens 9-8221 When You Think of SHOES Go To STRADER'S SHOE STORE Meet Your Friends at THE STYLE CENTER EVERYTHING FOR THE MODERN MISS HOME FURNITURE COMPANY We furnish the home completely Telephone DI-9-4378 112 Scales Street CITTY FUNERAL HOME Modern Funeral Chapel 24 hr. Completely Air-Conditioned Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Phone Dlckens 9-3361 Compliments of 4W 5,-'vzsnauswrov . 2. nasoy QTFO-IYSTORESZ 1 T, .127 L' A ly . 'll 8' . ,X ' '.'lLaff.L I, 1 Q AX xl f H. T. PRYOR Building Contractor Key and Lock Service P. O. Box 1013 301 S. W. Market Street Reidsville, North Carolina Students! Meet Your Friends -at- THE SWEET SHOP Une societe de beaucoup d'activities mais surtout fiere de ses conseillers de 1'avenir -R.H.S. ! ' REIDSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 'A community of many assets, but particularly proud of its leaders of the future-R.H.S.I 1 Wh i 1 D 4 ' :J 42 , V if 2 'f 'Q 5' , 'f i A Ln-vw My is-'fi ,C 1 . 1 X l STQRV :RW ,,g.'y:f1, . , . -4. , ' ' ,f., is ,AJ Q' ' fgsniz'-'i 2 WILLIAMS AND COMPANY CLOTHES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN BANK OF REIDSVIIIE NORTH CAROLJNA'S OLDEST STATE BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Reidsville, North Carolina Compliments of HASTINGS FURNITURE COMPANY Where Your Dollars Have More Cents THE MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings - Home Loans Roach Building 233 West Gilmer Street Reidsville, North Carolina CONGRATU LAT IONS SENIORS SHORT SUGAR'S NO. I 8. NO. 2 South Scales Street Reidsville, North Carolina Compliments of WILLIAMS MOTEL H. L. GREEN COMPANY, INCORPORATED 20 Rooms Room Phones - T. V. - Air-Conditioning Restaurant Adjoining 227 S. Scales St. The Friendly Store Phones Dlckens 9-7500 of Values U. S. Highway 29 By-pass Reidsville, North Carolina IT RE A Y SANDS FURN U COMP N REIDSVILLE CAMERA sHoP Mrs. Mary W. Martin, Owner Furniture-Carpets-Rugs Cameras - Projectors Stoves-Ranges Film - Darkroom Supplies All Electric Appliances Fast, Dependable Film Developing Service Telephone DI 9-5621 Bob Grogan - Owner 323 South Scales Street Phone DI-9-4516 203 Gilmer Street I Reidsville, North Carolina DEPENDABLE SERVICE DRUG STORES FAMOUS FOR PRESCRIPTIONS RENTZ Oll CO. Fuel Oil Kerosene Let us keep you warm. L. W. Rentz DI 9-8228 Jimmy Thompson BIG Blll BOTTLING COMPANY um! .',,u,, ,mel X WOVEN Burlington INTO THE LIFE OF N AMERICA As the World's leading textile manufacturing organization, Burlington Industries and its member companies produce an amazing array of fabrics for every phase of the clothing in- dustry, as well as fabrics for the home, for industry, for automotive and aviation uses, and for most other purposes. Bur1ington's products are truly Woven Into the Life of America. Because of its broad diversification, Burlington offers to the young man or woman seeking a career in textiles truly unlimited opportunities in every phase of the textile field. REIDSVIllE DRAPERY CO. a unit of Burlington ...,.,........ mei' Executive Offices Greensboro, North Carolina EST END i' 817 LINDSEY STREET 'k GRAHAM'S, INC. KING MOTOR CO. Smart Wearing Apparel for Women and Misses Telephone DI-9-3570 Plymouth-De Soto-Valiant Studebaker Cars for Everyone Phone DI-9-7027 614 South Scales Street NEW LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS, INC.. . 'wc '. I T 7 5 5 - .9 oNE CALL 'Karim 5 E SIIDPERATIVE f ff il ISHIB CLEANS ALL or in Phone DI-9-4381 618 S. Scales Street ALLISON'S BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. C. L. Allison DI 9-6666 413 Harrison Street WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE owned by W. A. WASHBURN REIDSVILLE GROCERY CO. Wholesale Grocers Since 1896 DABBS' FLOWER SHOPPE KING 8. LEE I 8. 2 ESSO SERVICE Flowers that Please Plants, Designs ' Arrangements Corsages Agents For Dial DI-9-4356 1725 S. Scales Street Standard Oil Products Phones DI 9-3377, DI 9-9189 and DI 9-3048 PINE Hlll DAIRY, INCORPORATED Distributors of Sealtest Dairy Products South Park Drive Extension Phone Dlckens 9-3229 Reidsville, North Carolina G.B. GREEN 8. SON, INC. Ready-Mixed Concrete Sand - Mortar Mix Stone - Cement Finish Work 2-Way Radio Telephones Reidsville, N. C. - DI 9-5235 Leaksville, N. C. - MA 3-2650 Madison, N. C. - 759 REIDSVIIIE BlOCK COMPANY Obi QQ .. Gu Start Your Future On A Solid Foundation . . . With Solite Blocks Herbert Ware , Owner Phone Dlckens 9-6485 Reidsville, North Carolina A is Compliments of W.C. BILL BOOKER Complete Insurance Service Arcade Building Phone Dlckens 9-5332 SOUTHEASTERN INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED PROCESSORS OF SYNTHETIC FIBERSTOCKS i - VYVV -.-.min UVVY, Y V N wr , , v ,, Fa'v LIONS GO FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF REIDSVILLE Reidsville, North Carolina MACE'S Jewelry - Gifts On Credit Certified Gemologist - Registered Jeweler - American Gem Society Buy Diamonds Here With Confidence Phone Dlckens 9-4473 Reidsville, North Carolina BHK-STEVENS COMPANY Reidsvi1le's Leading Department Store Visit our Remodeled Store Phone DI-9-'75 72 MIllER'S RESTAURANT REIDSVILLE'S MOST POPULAR Serving Good Food Always Air -Conditioned Now operated by Mr. gl Mrs. Jack Lawson lINK BROS. PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Dial Dlckens 9-4301 Reidsville, North Carolina M. E. ADAMS ADAMS ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND MOTORS Day Phone Dlckens 9-6283 Night Phone Dlckens 9-4250 Reidsville , North Carolina EGGLESTON BROTHERS Oll CO. ACCESSORY JOBBERS DISTRIBUTORS PURE OIL PRODUCTS -z' Q22 DI 9-8231 DI 9-8231 412 N. Scales Reidsville, North Carolina WILKERSON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone Dlckens 9-4341 CONGRATULATIONS Sz BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 SUUTHEAST LEAD CUMPANY Telephone DI-9-3364 Leaksville Road-Rt. 87 Reidsville, North Carolina WILLIAMS-TRUll COMPANY Wholesale Distributor Ireco Portable Sprinkler Irrigation Systems Reidsville, North Carolina CONGRATU LAT IONS FROM TRENT'S RECORD CENTER Finest in Records and Phonographs Where Music Lovers and Friends Meet Dial Dlckens 9-3043 CONGRATULATIONS! CLASSof'61 THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL bids you good fortune in future years. THE LAURIE SHO P REED-CREWS PRINTING COMPANY Now Under New Management Kenneth Ross - Tommy French OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS SEE US FOR YOUR DUPLICATING JOBS Dial Dickens 9-7410 221 Settle Street Compliments of COLE'S .TEWE LERS 222 Settle St. Compliments of THE I-IAZEL SHOPPE With Best Wishes From REIDSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY Where Most Folks Buy Built By Satisfied Customers D1XON'S SHOE SHOP MCKINNEY AND HOLDERBY Watches and Jewelry Magnavox T.V. 's WATCH RE PAIRING 220 Settle Street - Phone DI 9-7219 Compliments of SPRING'S DRY CLEANING 105 Morehead Street IDEAL CLEANERS Unit-Kleen Deluxe Shirt Service Custom Care Cash and Carry or Delivery Telephones DI 9-6051 gl DI 9-4900 GABLES, INC. Where you always get the best - - - DI-9-4091 - 129 S. Scales St. Compliments of BURTON FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES, INC. Complete Household Furnishings Phone DI-9-4511 1318 South Scales Street Reidsville, North Carolina REIDSVILLE SUPERETTE Fresh Meats and Groceries Quality, Service and Price 1035 South Scales St. Reidsville, North Carolina ROY HUMPHREY The Jeweler 237 S, Scales Street Reidsville, North Carolina WATTS OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTOR OF ESSO PRODUCTS Phone DI-9-3316 ELLIOTT HARDWARE AND PAINT COMPANY GENERAL FARM SUPPLIES Hunting and Fishing License Prett Sz Lambert and Armstrong Paint Johnson Outboard Motors Phone DI 9-4396 CARDINAL CLEANERS The House of Quality Year Around Vault Service Phone DI-9-6325 STADLER-ALDRIDGE RADIO 8. T.V. COMPANY Your R.C.A. Victor Authorized Dealer R.C.A. - Hi-Fi - Radios - T.V.'s SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL Zenith Sales and Service STORE G. E. Appliances Phone DI-9-7058 209 S. W. Market Street COPYING PORTRAITS TINTING COMMERCIAL FRAMING Dickens 9-4358 BALLENGER STUDl0 Reidsville, N. C. Fine Food at Bedellbergers THE GOLDEN LION GRILL 638 South Scales St. P.A. DRUM LUMBER CO. Dial Dickens 9-8445 B 1 gt R d R d ll N C L b d B ld g S ppl l I THE DEMCLAY TO THE CLASS OF 1961 Best Wishes From LOVE TRACTOR SALES Reidsville, North Carolina R. M. GILLIE GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES VIGORO We Deliver COY'S BEAUTY SALON Coy H. Bolick, Jr. Phone DI-9-9243 1519 S. Scales Street ROBERTA'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion Phone DI-9-6154 722 South Scales Street LEINWAND'S Style and Quality With Extravagance Air Conditioned for your Comfort JAMES MOTOR COMPANY Dodge - Simca and Dodge Trucks 648 S. Scales Street REIDSVILLE BUILDING 8. SUPPLY COMPANY Lumber and Building Materials Phone DI 9-501 1 H. 8. H. CLOTHING CO. We clothe the family on credit 105 S. Scales Street Reidsville, North Carolina USED AUTO PARTS CO. O. B. Roberts and Karl Martin WE BUY WRECKED AND BURNED CARS Dial DI 9-4337 P. O. Box 7 North End 29 By-Pass Reidsville, North Carolina WE LOVE THE LIONS RADIO STATION W F R C YOUR ABC STATION BEST WISHES to THE SENIOR CLASS DAVIS PHARMACY 230 Gilmer Street LEWIS 5 8. I0 For Values Galore CITY DRY CLEANERS Phone DI 9-6143 Reidsville, North Carolina REIDSVILLE LAUNDRY CO., INC. Sanitary Laundry Sanitone Dry Cleaning Phone Dlckens-9-7044 Compliments of A. A. WALKER Air -Conditioning Plumbing and Heating Phone DI-9-5634 Reidsville, N. C. Compliments of MAXTON'S SUNOCO SERVICE Phone DI 9-9194 Highway 29 By-Pass Reidsville, North Carolina Compliments of CITIZENS AUTO FINANCE CORP. Auto Loans - Financing - Insurance Dial Dlckens 9-7081 211 Settle Street ATWATER-WAYNICK HOSIERY MILL, INC. Manufacturers of Full-Fashioned Hosiery P. O. Box 786 Reidsville, North Carolina HOQPEVSSHQHODOQRE ND BEST WISHE THE CLASS OF 1961 CHASE BAG COMPANY Compliments of THE THRIFT SHOP ROACH BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Deane Roach Owner Sz Operator Phone DI-9-8635 - Forest St. Reidsville, North Carolina J. J. NEWBERRY MAC 'S BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Chattie M. Knight Owner 106 Washington Ave. Reidsville, North Carolina WAGONER ELECTRIC 8: RADIO CO. Electrical Contracting Raymond Wagoner 222 Gilmer St. - Dial Dlckens 9-4363 AMOS WELDING MACHINE SHOP UNDERWOOD FURNITURE DIAL Dlckens 9-7068 Burlington Rd. J. B. Underwood Reidsville, N. C. LOANS Consolidated Credit Corporation 109 South Scales St. Reidsville, North Carolina REDDY SEES FUR YIIU II BRILLIANT FUTURE! - X see' ij? x X fe w, X l s g 3,3 X .- X ' -7- lg E, '50 X jf -I K xdlb 'gi'--, ' S1 -4' .N ' A.-in X ra Q A ,i a I -Inu -' ' -t- 4.. at . f -'. 2,,. 4:-- - - Qnx ' - A-, Y, We hope it will be right here in the Piedmont Carolinas where agriculture becomes more productive, industrial and c u It u r a I opportunity greater every year. Electric Service will be waiting - Plenfiful in amount. lov in cost. ...mi- ' fzzfyfifmf. , . LUCKY CITY MOTORS, INC Ford-Falcon-Thunderbird Phone Dickens 9-6441 526 S. Scales St. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Since 1930 Reidsville, North Carolina IDEAL CAB CO. FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE 2-Way Radio Equipped 24 Hour Service Phone DI 9-3383 ROCKINGHAM FINANCE CO., INC. FRANK RITTER , MGR. Quickly ---- Confidentially Personal and Household Loans Dial DI-9-5669 108 W. 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