Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

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Q . z K Q C Q . my , ,. 3 , V . Q ' - Q -0191251 f x ff LJ v 4 vu, rr 1 Q n ' Fi ffl ,xii ,f YL! ,,, , 5 . -f 4- . ,K ,r? 'ff f- ' ' ' W A' .. M ' 4-Of' , .- . 5 . Y 7.'2ffYf'f t ' - ,f -A-.-wb-, W, . , f N- 1 - 7 ,. 1 ' 57 +- . Q-gf 4 ' , . '12, f' '- ' ,..f,:,-aw' ' 'W- 'f ' M' ' f ' W - 665012 jzby anof GAafQy122y es af REIDSVILLE SENIOR HIGH FI,-,., 4 . 1 v THE RENOCASHI PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS REIDSVILLE SENIOR HIGH , NORTH CAROLIN REIDSVILLE A wir-s-f .vm-V, M . z -MW'-12 'ffwwuuq-Wm, M... u.. 1 I -ffzfkfvmf -+----,,.,...,. . MW. J .,. , V. , ,,Q.. 1 z Y H N nanny, f n ' . . ,QQ ,M-,, , w W . 4 i FOREWORD With a backward glance and a wee bit of nostalgia the students of the beautiful three storied building of Reidsville High School on Franklin Street moved book-bag and baggage to their modernistic one story building on South Park Drive. Fond memories linger in the hearts and minds of those who climbed those steep steps day after day for one, two, or three years-Memories of pep rallies on those front steps, assembly programs and plays in the auditorium, home coming parades, field daysandpracticing in the stadium for commence- ment. These and a thousand other things make one CHERISH the memory of the OLD yet SALUTE the NEW ...... for these are truly Gfanyzby anof Cfaknyzhy 12295 Foreword Pages 2- 3 Building Pictures Pages 4- 7 Dedication Pages 8- 9 Administration Page 10 Faculty Pages 1 1- 14 Classes Pages 14-53 3 f'+ Sz, N f ,ai 5 s 25+ 4:.Yg-?:+-,gg- s, ' 5 y 9+Q+QJ, nk' ,Nt- J QQYQ1, 23m4 vR+e fl-.Se '4- 'b'2: if a+ 4 8 U r , 53 aQ+f Q 1 Q +'d 1' CEEICHJIJIJIBIZELAJKIIJCI Reidsville Senior High Is New, Different, And Exciting The opening August 30 of the new Reidsville Senior High School was an event greatly looked forward to by most of the nearly 600 students registering. The students were provided maps to help them get oriented and find classes easier. The overall plan consists of eight sections, or building, con- nected to each other by covered walks and corridors, thus form- ing one integrated building. The entire building is one story, with outside walks and inside corridors. The walls of the halls are tile and the floors are terrazzo. Building I is directly to the left of the entrance and consists of sixteen instructional class rooms and a large room for club meetings. The ceilings of the rooms and halls are covered with acoustical tile, and the floors are terrazzo. The interior walls of the class rooms are gray and are complemented with doors and wood work of bright colors. Each classroom also contains a small office for the teacher. Building II houses the library and administration. Included in the library are a conference room for students, and audio-visual room for showing films and slides, a magazine room, a supply room for storing records, projectors, record players and other equipment, several listening booths for hearing records, and a professional library for the teachers. Lounge furniture is pro- vided in the magazine department. The administration area contains the office of the principal, the guidance counselor, and the school secretary. Also in this section are a reception center, teachers' lounge, conference room, supply and storage rooms, student store, health and guid- ance rooms. is . A Building III contains the commercial education classrooms, a large study hall, and a modern home economics room. Also in- cludedin Building III are the biology, chemistry, andphysic rooms, each with accompanying, ultra-modern laboratories. Buildings IV and V, when constructed, willprovide space for a large auditorium and music department. Perhaps one of the most popular buildings is Building VI, in which one finds a lovely cafeteria equipped with many modern facilities. The dining area is resplendent with its attractive fur- nishings and modern lighting. The kitchen with its many conven- iences and latest equipment is truly the pride of the cafeteria staff. Another popular area is the gymnasium located in Building VII. The entrance of the gym is just to the right of the cafeteria. In the vestibule of the gym is a ticket office and a stairway leading to the basement which contains a concession stand, the dressing rooms, showers, and storage space. The gym has interior walls of yellow and gray with a hard wood floor. The back entrance of the gym leads to the shops, which consti- tute Building VIII. Here are located the agricultural and indus- trial arts departments. Other features are an elaborate blower system which is com- bined with the heating system to circulate air in the classrooms and an inter-communications system which provides means where- by the administrative offices may have contact with all buildings at any time. Reidsville is indeed fortunate to have such facilities to offer to the youth of the community. -.A . L ani' ' A, ,,,. ,mf W' X CHANGING CLASSES IN THE COMMON BIOLOGY LAB. f75e 1251. Q Qgfofy TYPICAL CLASSROOM ,f f, 1 A x.,-1 - l X K z ,A lm., www x N TYPING CLASS BIOLOGY LAB INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS 'fa . A 1' 'A f I ky- J ' J 1 A MWMTJS Q, 'ii , ' Y2zx'.cv.'z- A Q , J I , A Q Q ,Q Ins.- 4- f-'f -------N' ' ff N, W, ,,,,..,.s I '.'Ek..e.5,. I K. . i . ' 1 x . ,lv ,. M -V - - 4 G' V , .w X- .4 . r n . I We, the Senior Class of Reidsville Senior High School, dedicate our 1962 RENOCASHI to MRS. MARGARET MURRAY, whom we esteem for her integrity, admire for her unfailing energy and sincerity, and honor for her service to all pupils. 8 DEDIUATIO FROM EDITOR TO DEDICATION THEN In her Senior year at Reidsville High School MARGARET JONES was Editor-in- Chief of Renocahi which included seventy pages. NOW The Seniors of Reidsville Senior High School fondly dedicate their one hundred forty-four page renamed Renocashi to MRS. MARGARET JONES MURRAY, one of their beloved English teachers. THEN The Renocahi was dedicated to Miss Kate Conley. NOW Miss Conley is the adviser to the yearbook. THEN There were sixty-nine Seniors. NOW There are one hundred fifteen Seniors. Gganyzby anof Gfaknyzhy IEZQQS 9 Principal E. C. Anderson and Superintendent C. C. Lipscomb DMINISTR TIO inf? The New Look Mrs. Jean Gooch, Secretary Mr. E. C. Anderson Principal of Reidsville Senior High 1-W XX 49 ' Mr. C. B. Barham, Jr. Mr. Robert A. Butler B.S.-Wake Forest B.A.-U.N.C. Science M.A.-Duke English Miss Kate Conley Miss Kathleene Cox B.A.-U.N.C. B.A.-W.C.U.N.C. Social Studies English ACULTY Senior Home Room Teachers 55? Mrs. Charlotte Cate B.A.-Meredith M.E.-W.C.U.N.C. Librarian Mr. J. J. Curran, Jr. B.A.-U.N.C. Mathematics didv Mrs. Barbara Collins B.S.-W.C.U.N.C. Home Economics Miss Grace Frazier B.A.-W.C.U.N.C. M.A.-U.N.C. 1? French is .tx V , I it .Ill Q Mr. Charlie Exum Miss Nancy Davis Mrs. Diane Hopkins Mr. Hoy Isaacs B.A.-Atlantic Christian B.S.-Appalachian B.S.-W.C.U.N.C. B.S.-Appalachian B.S.-N.C. State Commercial Commercial M,A,-Peabody Industrial Arts Physical Education Mrs. Sue Montgomery Mr. James Moore Mrs. Margaret Murray Mr. Alfred Nelson B.A.-Tufts B.MUS.-Michigan B.A.-W.C.U.N.C. B.A.-Elon-U.N.C. Latin Eastman School of English Mathematics Music Band ? 'Y FACULT Junior Home Room Teac her s Q-A A sf. if 8,1 P 1'-X, 1-' lr- 'Qi L.- ,-'Ax gy Miss Nancy McCall Mr. Allen Pingel Mrs. Lorene Satterfield B.A.-M.A.-W.C.U.N.C. B.A.-U.N.C. B.A.-Randolph Macon English Science Social Studies-Math Mr. W. R. Whittenton Miss Anne Wootton Miss Anne Worley B.A.-M.A.-U.N.C. B.A.-M.A.-W.C.U.N.C. B.Mus-Salem Mathematics Guidance Chorus Ms sf wr' Mr. S. F. Wells B.S.-Clemson Agriculture Mr. Jim Yates B.S.-Appalachian French FACULT Sophomore Home Room Teachers Ol' if X 1 . Y X S SSS S Many happy hours are spent at Reidsville Senior High School. Studying and working claim the major part of all students' time. With a little over five hundred students it is possible to become acquainted with almost every one. However quality of friendship is as important as quantity. New friends are made in classes, clubs, at ball games, sock hops, and pep rallies. Each year old friends 'move on either by graduation or by moving out of town. One class must leave every year by graduation. This year the Senior Class has the distinction of being the first to graduate from the newly formed REIDSVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. All the members of the class leave with many cher- ished memories of these- Gfanyzhy anof Ggaknyzhy 12285 .179 My I v-in s '1-M.. asym- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Smothers . . . ...................... ...... P resident Roger Travis ..... ................... . . Vice-President Rebecca Humphrey . . ..... Secretary Melvin Strickland . . . . . . Treasurer Miss Anne Wootton . . . . . . Adviser Flower: Cherry Blossom Colors: Green and White Motto: Truth Conquers I' .RQ l lK 'T S N iv-'ff ix A ,Qing IN Y .4 sr- If N. .7 ,f 'T EN -vw-'lmfi Wu! -695 - U' svvwr SUE ALLISON CLIFF BAGGETT ANN COX BAILEY She's gentle, dainty, and For he's a jolly good fel- Her voice is low, her petite, low. manner sweet. MARY ANN BILLINGSLEY JAMIE BORLAND BETTI BRAMLETT Neatness, simplicity, kindness combined. JERRY BRAY Al1 the world loves a lover. She's easy to remember but hard to forget. JOHN BOWEN A mind at peace with all. and w . rs i... . l v 'c ' a. ' 'Qi 'C- There is a garden in her face. PAT BROWN She is gentle and also wise. .YN fx QS G - f lf? E32 NX x X TOMMY BA LSLEY None but himself can be his para1lel. ANNIE LEE BRAY A smile for all she meets. RONNIE BROWN He is a tried and loyal friend. I I asv- 8 I K ir - '. ulzh . Mum Mm Nm WK? RAB ,'...fsa2Q ,,,.....l A M b , J S vw A N 4 ,syh .- I c , f mfg? foff ,W . 4- . ' 0 f gl ff? by R i A w , ' 4 ' 5 ,, -f rr ,, f ' Q --ev I M , f - .V 7 a W N WN f MM. -,K if . Ng fs .isilfvu .af f?f-'4.',-. Q Ch New 0Wld4.w,..-M N BETSY BURTON A merry heart and a cheerful face. BOBBY CHILDREY If he can't find a way, he'l1 make one. SANDRA C LYME R She is kind as she is fair. f A .fern 1 . . . :,,.f.,p,f 4v'. 1 ,H ,J a w 'QW--, W CAROLYN CARTER So soft, so calm, so elo- quent. DONNIE CHILTON Happy man who enjoys life. SARAH JO COATES Her heart is warm with the friends she makes. 'KWUM ffkenynw-are-W' TONI CHANEY Too brave to lie or be unkind. NANCY CHILTON Wisdom has builded her house. G. T. COLLIE A true blue boy in every way. MAC CHAPMON Good nature is a good .H quality to possess. hy, ELAINE CLARK It is a friendly heart that TL Sh has plenty of love. T115 JAMES COLVIN He who knows, and knows a HQ. that he knows, is wise. i my , 2 up .1 i s W' K fb. - 357' gi' HARRIET DAVIS If you want a good friend, here she is. SANDRA DeLAPP She is always happy, and has a pleasing smile. DAVID DIAMOND God bless the man who invented s1eep. PATRICIA DIE TCH The flower of sweetest smell is shy. 'T The mark of a Senior-a class ring. ICR H S JOHNNY DIXON Not too serious, not too hy.n LINDA DODSON Neat, sweet, and hard to beat. gg pw IEVXX an ,4-ln,4!3' div X' T' , Qx 'Wt' X K, M. -av-fu? BILLY DOVE FRANK DUNCAN HAZEL ECHOLS JOHN FOIL There is no substitute for A good time is the reason A soft answer turneth a- He fills his time with ta1ent. for living. way wrath. deeds. . LINDA GARDNER A merry heart goes a long way. I G R CARROLL GARRETT Wit and wisdom are born She keeps up with all the students. with a man. VY ,Jr v t lg! 4-Q f il.,,s.--f TONEKA GANN My mind to me a kingdom is. FERRA JO HALL She has the face of an angel. DON HOLLIDAY He is the gladdest thing under the sun. , ww-. 41 '-.uf J '41 Q -14.- SAMMY GIBBS Still achieving, still pur- suing. TOM HARDY He has the gift of gifts, the art of making friends MARK HORNE Character is the key to his success. ANN GUNN Quiet, unassuming, de- pendab1e. BILLY HERNDON Jolly, good-natured, full of fun. REBECCA HUMPHREY The mildest manner in the gentlest heart. is Y I2 -fn, if-A 4, , X - PENDER GROGAN His heart has room for every joy. REATHER HINSON A handsome face is no slight advantage. GE NE HUNT Quiteness is richer than a crown. 'Os N 5-1 arf' rx I ' f-- V ? if ff-VY ALANSON HUNTSBERRY The world belongs to the energetic. DIANE KEENS Good words are worth much, and cost little. JANET LINK A witty girl is a treasure. W ,V...,.t. . 'Q , X aff, 4 ., H..,,....f..-a.f?x'f'4v N, AW 0, , f b 1 af , .,, I , 9 X' .mfwms wg ,nga-u, . ,W F, f ff! ,A f f , , , S-wp 2 ei- - 1, .. V cm-w -' gf-P A ,, -Qe M - ff. 2 x ff Ywwmw if 1 , DOROTHY HUSKEY Quiet, but dauntless whether in work or play. CAROL KEITH Versatility is a quality to be respected. REBECCA LOVE LACE Her trouble is as light as the foam. CECIL IVEY Athletic, friendly, and kind, another like him you' ll never find. GERTRUDE KLE NNER Whatever she does, she does her best. JERRY MCBRYDE A happy man finds no fault in others. 2 'Z 1 .gh iw,- BETTY JOHNSON Too innocent for coquetry. CONNIE KNOWLES Her quietness is richer than a crown. JOAN MCCULLEN An unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all. I 5 y , Q 'EDWIN MCDONALD Determination is the master key to success. JOYCE MCKINNEY A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. i LYNETTE McKINNEY A disposition more to be counted than fine gold. uv' QN af' SUSAN MANRING She always has a warm and friendly greeting for everyone. lu Y Great Brains at Work. IOR JIM ME LVIN Character is a diamond that will cut all other stones. Ain. ffl 'UH xxx? -,pw 1 ,A KITTY MOORE She makes us happy when skies are gray. 1 CR Q 4fU'4'a,s UG sv ' pi? wawuu. SHIRLEY MORAN A thing of beauty is a joy forever. JOE NIEMCZURA It takes courage to win and a good sport to 1ose. NANCY PEOPLES Home is where the heart is. 5 U I Q :mf A XMa..,..... iw x 'Ul..g:,,v ' FRANK MONTGOMERY Born with the gift of laughter. BOB OSBORNE Written on his face by nature's hand-'A gentle- man' . BOBBY PUGH Good humor is the health of the soul. Y-f-rm, A' ' 'G ' 0' 1 , .. , , is -i'ei. r Bvai A O A I me 332 2 if.. I M? 5 i BABAA A . 1' I LARRY MURPHY Friends are born not made. KATHERINE PASCHAL Sweetness crowns her mirthful spirit. FRANK RAKESTRAW He's a happy man who enjoys life. M ' .,,,,, 12491 ' , UW' --5 V Y, ,A 1 x ...,. A all ,ff Na A 'W I E. ' vm. A, it ,.., 5 W, . GLORIA MURRAY A jovial smile, a loving heart has she. FAYE PEGRAM You can catch a Sunbeam when she smiles your way. VIVIAN ROWE Eyes, the windows of the soul. M ,J ffqkf ADR u11 V iv-F' X 4' F9 ? A A I . .Y Ox ' 1 W' V' wx. lf' ttf' I DANNY RUDD JIMMY SETLIFF LYNWOOD SHERIDAN JOYCE SIMPSON S a p31 gogd and true, Ful1 of life and mirth. Men of few words are the A mighty spirit fills her best men. little frame. GLENDA SIVIITH 'She is gentle who doeth gentle deeds. LLOYD SMITH 'The sincere alone can re- I 0 R :ognize sincerity. THAT LONG AWAITED DAY. ff '1 -ll' , LAST 'mrs dfbx ..f ' 4f'Y ?+ ,,W.,. V 1 f, Lg., 'K f'r'.f', H J 'QM ' is 'is . fzlfx . Q , ' ff' 3-.aa '71 1 .JA fr 'ZWQ' :WAV TV '44-ii.-uh ,M ff 'qghtslgmw 716 1:52 313 .151 8.4!-1, A113 in 3 'Y' I-tA'?' '- .JI .7 PAUL SMITH JERRY SMOTHERS He takes life as it comes and enjoys it. IORS Too marvelous for words. :i+++ef f3f2 'QF-1 .A il. me- ie C LAUDE SOMERS Cleverness is serviceable for all. JERRY STANDAHL It matters not how long you live but how well. LIBBY STONE Her soft words win hard hearts. DANNY SOMERS Boys will be boys. TOMMY STEVENS He that has a merry heart will never be forgotten. GERALDINE STONE Here's proof that all red heads aren't hot-heads. You Can't Get A Man With a Gun Q4 , . 3 ,LY lun in Q- E Y 7 x V I ME LVIN STRICKLAND 'He has dependability-a greater tribute has no man. MAPHNE THORE How sweet and fair she seems to be. FRANCES TYSINGER Cheerfulness is the chief ingredient of good health. 19 x 'f-W ' JIMMY TATEM Let us be merry while we are young. J AME S TRAVIS He hasn't got a worry in the world. JO ANNE VAWTER Nothing great was ever achieved without enthus- iasm. 'Qu ' ganna.-... FRANCES TEAGUE Quiteness and confidence is her strength.! ROGER TRAVIS Life has no pleasure nobler than that of friend- Shipnv CHARLES ANNA WALKER When hearts are true few words will do. Q Oo Y-Y- MAXINE THOMAS A big heart wishing to do right. MARY TURNER A good reputation is more valuable than money. GRE Y WALKER The world's no better if we worry. 'Y' WN Q Mn. I' tins.. ' .f .Mies I , , , , sign... .. TOMMIE WARD The way to gain a friend is to be one. JOYCE WATT Like a star of heaven in the broad daylight. JANET WISE 'Gentlemen prefer blondes ...ffm t.,,V ,VUE , Av ' N.. ,r lil' 'Qs CARY WARE A fine sturdy fellow, he stands for the right. BARBARA WHITFIELD Wherever there's noise and fun, she'11 be there. BETTY LOU WRIGHT Precious articles are found in small packages. 'nv'- LAWRENCE WARF The ways of a gentleman, I've been told. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Understanding is the greatest quality of friend- ship. DAVID YOUNT His joys are as deep as the ocean. -gm., 'UH- 5-a-... PAUL WATKINS Life may be dull, but never he. ELLEN WILLIAMS She radiates like a single candle shining in darkness. HILDA LINVILLE Absent in body, but pre sent in spirit. IN MEMORIAM Hilda Linville January 16, 1944 November 14, 1958 ,IL if fu-annum .Q .4 nn 4. ,X X 4' ,., 1:9 A , . ., ., .W A ,V I-..- N AY A n X , , ,. I , 3' . . . .. a-,.'.g , , GIRL 9 AND BOYS' STATE John Foil, James Colvin, Joyce Watt, Edwin McDonald, and Charles Anna Walker IOR RO TER SUE ALLISON Latin Club 1,25 Bible Club 1,3,45 Dramatic Club 1,35 Band 1,2,3, 4-Historian 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Basketball Majorette 1,2, 3,45 Colorguard 4. CLIFF BAGGETT Latin Club 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 2,35 Speech Club 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,35 Delegate to N. C. Junior Science Symposium 3. ANN BAILEY F.H.A. 2,3,45 Song Leader 45 French Club 2,35 J.V. Basketball 1. TOMMY BA LSLEY Football l,2,3,4-Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,'3,45 Latin Club 1, 2-Program Chairman 25 Bible Club 1,2,3-President 35Monogram Club 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,4-Vice President 35 Class President 15 Class Treasurer 25 Delegate to State Latin Convention 25 Un- official Delegate to Key Club Convention 35 Student Body Presi- dent 45 Superlative: Most Popular 4. MARY ANN BILLINGSLEY F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, French ciub 3,45 Bible Club 1,2. JAMIE BORLAND Latin Club 3,45 Library Club 4. BETTI JANE BRAMLETT French Club 35 Library Club 4. JERRY BRAY Football 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 1,2535 French Club 1,25 Class Vice President 25 Homeroom Representative 15 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Superlative: Best Looking 4. JOHN BOWEN Band 1 2 3 4' Bus Driver 3,45 French Club 3. 2137 PAT BROWN Basketball 15 Dramatic Club 1,35 Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 2,3,45 Delegate to N. C. H. S. L. A. 35 Reporter 45 Bible Club 35 Speech Club 45 Student Council 45 House 8: Grounds Chairman5 Delegate to State Student Council Convention 4. RONNIE BROWN BETSY BURTON Glee Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,35 Speech Club 3,45 Basketball Majorette 35 Library Club 45 Bible Club 4. CAROLYN CARTER Latin Club 1,25 F.H.A. 3,45 Homeroom Representative 45 Library Club 3,45 Treasurer 4. TONI CHANEY Dramatic Club 15 Bible Club 2,3,4-Program Chairman 35 Latin Club l,2,3-Forum Staff 3. MAC CHAPMAN BOBBY CHILDREY Football 1,25 Manager 35 Dramatic Club 1,25 D.E. Club 35 Bible Club 4. DONNIE CHILTON Homeroom Representative 15 D.E. Club 3-President 3. NANCY CHILTON Bible Club 1,2,3,4-Recording Secretary 3-Song Leader 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4-Song Leader 3-President 45 Chorus 15 French Club 2,35 Homeroom Representative 35 Marshal 35 National Honor Society 3,4. ELAINE CLARK F.H.A. 1,2545 Dramatic Club 35 French Club 2,35 Glee Club 45 Bus Driver 3,4. SANDRA CLYMER Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 4. SARAH JO COATES Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 2,3,4-Vice President 35 N.C.H.S.L. A. 35 Delegate to State and District Library Convention 2,35 Bible Club 35 Editor-in-Chief of RENOCAHI 45 Superlative: Friend- liest 4. G. T. COLLIE Baseball 25 Monogram Club 3,45 Bible Club 1. JAMES COLVIN French Club 2,35 Chairman Traffic and Fire Drill 35 National Honor Society 2,3,4-President 45 Boy's State 35 Marshal 3. HARRIET DAVIS Latin Club l,2,35 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Library Club 2,3,4-Pre- gram Chairman 2-Publicity Chairman 45 Speech Club 45 Home- room Representative 45 Class Secretary 35 Chairman, House and Grounds Committee 3. SANDRA DGLAPP F.H.A. l,2,35 French Club 3. DAVID DIAMOND PATRICIA DIETCH French Club 3,4. JOHNNY DIXON Football 15 Library Club 3,45 French Club 3. LINDA DODSON Lumberton High School, Latin Club 1,25 Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y 25 Journalism Club 1,25 R.S.H. French Club 3,45 Bible Club 35 Dramatic Club 35 Speech Club 3,4-President 45 Publicity Com- mittee Chairman 45 Marshal 35 National Honor Society 45 Busi- ness Manager RENOCAHI 4. BILLY DOVE Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,35 J. V. Basketball 1. FRANK MCDADE DUNCAN, JR. Jr. Dramatic Club 15 French Club 2,3,45 D.E. Club 35 Delegate to D.E. Convention 35 Library Club 45 Speech Club 4. HAZEL ECHOLS Glee Club 3. JOHN FOIL National Honor Society 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Key Club 3,4. LINDA GARDNER Bible Club 1,2,3-Song Leader 25 Dramatic Club 15 D.E. Club 35 Publicity Chairman 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Senior Superlative: Most Unforgettable 4. CARROLL GARRETT Band 1,2, 3,45 President 45 Dramatic Club 25 French Club 2. TONEKA GANN F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Secretary 35 French Club 2,35 Marshal 3. SAMMY GIBBS Dramatic Club 1,2-Vice President 25 Latin Club 1,2-Vice Pres- ident 25 Bible Club 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Key Club IOR RO TER 2,3,4-Treasurer 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Class President 25 Delegate to State Key Club Convention 35 Unofficial Delegate to State Student Council Convention 25 Traffic and Fire Drill Com- mittee 35 Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed 4. PENDER GROGAN Football 15 Homeroom Representative 25Sports Editor RENOCAHI 45 Key Club 45 Senior Superlative: Wittiest 4. ANN GUNN F.H.A. 25 Library Club 4. FERRA JO HALL F.H.A. 3,4-Vice President 3. TOM HARDY Library Club 1,25 Glee Club 15 Homeroom Captain lMagazine Salej 4. BILLY HERNDON Baseball 2,45 Key Club 35 French Club 2,35 Monogram Club 2,45 Senior Superlative: Most Unforgettable 4. REATHER HINSON Football l,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,4-Presi- dent 45 Speech Club 1,2. DON HOLLIDAY Dramatic Club l,2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Speech Club 3,45 Football 35 Senior Superlative: Best Danc- er 4. MARK HORNE Latin Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Speech Club 3,4-Secretary-Treasurer 45 Key Club 3,45 Football 45 Monogram Club 45 Jessi Student 35 Senior Superlative: Biggest Flirt 4. REBECCA HUMPHREY Class Vice President 15 Latin Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Home- room Representative 25 Associate-Editor of Latin Newspaper 25 Treasurer of F.H.A. 35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Library Club 45 Artist RENOCAHI 45 Class Secretary 45 Senior Superla- tive: Most Likely to Succeed 4. EUGENE HUNT Ragsdale High School l,2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Class Officer 15 Pep Club 35 French Club 3. ALANSON HUNTSBERRY 9th-Fort Hamilton High School, Brooklyn, N. Y.5 10th-Seoul A- merican High School, Seoul, Korea, Library Staff 2,35 12th-Reids- ville Senior High, Library 4. DOT HUSKEY CECIL IVEY Band l,2,3,45 Bible Club 1,25 Library Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Football 2,3,45 Senior Superlative: Most Athletic 4. BETTY JOHNSON Latin Club 1,25 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Homeroom Representative 3. DIANE KEENS Latin Club 1,25 Artist on Forum 25 Varsity Basketball 15 Mono- gram Club 2,35 National Honor Society 2,3,4-Secretary 45 Home- room Representative 45 Senior Superlative: Most Athletic 4. CAROL KEITH Latin Club 15 Basketball 15 Basketball Majorette 15 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Library Club 1,2,3,4-Vice President 45 French Club 2,35 Speech Club 35 Bible Club 45 Golden Lion 25 Cheerleader 3, 4, Chief 45 Monogram Club 3,4-Secretary 35 Snap Shot Editor RENOCAHI 45 Student Council-Social Chairman 45 Glee Club 25 Senior Superlative: Best Dancer 4. GERTRUDE KLENNER Band l,2,3,4-Historian 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Delegate to All State Band Clinic 3, Business Manager 45 Latin Club l,2,35 Forum Staff 35 Basketball 15 Dramatic Club l,2,35 Glee Club 1,25 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Delegate to N. W.D.H.S.L.A. 35 French Club 3,45 Editor in Chief of Le Journal 45 Speech Club 3,4-Vice President 45 Chief Marshal 35 Senior Superlative: Most Intellectual 4. CONNIE KNOWLES French Club 25 F.H.A. 2,3,4. JANET LINK Band l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 35 Library Club 35 Dramatic Club 2,35 Activities Editor RENOCAHI 45 Senior Su- perlative: Wittiest 45 Basketball 1. BECKY LovLAc1a F.H.A. 3,4. JERRY MCBRYDE French Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 4. JOAN MCCULLEN Dramatic Club 15 Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 4. EDWIN MCDONALD Dramatic Club 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball Manager 15 French Club 2,35 Key Club 2,3,4-President 45 Monogram Club 2,3,4- Treasurer 45 Homeroom Representative 35 Vice President of Class 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Boys' State 35 Delegate to Wildacres Youth Conference 35 Speech Club 4. JOYCE MCKINNEY Home Economics Club 1. LYNETTE MCKINNEY Latin Club 1,25 F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4-Secretary 4. SUSAN MAN RING JIM MELVIN Latin Club 1,25 Key Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Class President 35 Student Council 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,4. KITTY MOORE F.H.A. l,2,4. SHIRLEY MORAN French Club 2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 35 Dramatic Club 15 Bible Club 45 Homeroom Representative 15 Secretary of Class 25 Valentine Queen 35 Contestant for Homecoming Queen 45 Mono- gram Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Senior Superlative: Best Looking 4. FRANK MONTGOMERY Bus Driver 3,4. LARRY MURPHY Marching Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 3,4. GLORIA MURRAY Band 1,2,3,4-Historian 45 Bible Club 35 French Club 3. JOE NIEMC ZURA Football 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Key Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Library Club 4. IOR KATHERINE PASCHAL F.H.A. Club 2,3,4-Historian 45 French Club 4. ROBERT OSBORNE Latin Club 1. FAYE PEGRAM Ruffin, F.H.A. 1,25 Beta Club 35 Class Reporter 35 R.H.S., French Club 45 French Newspaper Typist. NANCY PASCHAL PEOPLES Glee Club 1,2,3. JAMES ROBERT PUGH Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Library Club 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 French Club 3. FRANK RAKESTRAW Library Club 2,35 French Club 35 Hi-Q Team 35 Student Council Treasurer 45 Advertising Manager RENOCAHI 4. DANNY RUDD Band 1,2,3,4-Property Manager 3-Vice President 45 Latin Club 1,25 Senior Dramatic Club Play 35 Basketball 15 All State Work- shop Band 3. JIMMY SETLIFF J. V. Football 15 Library Club 25 D.E. Club 35 Football Manager 3. LYNWOOD SHERIDAN Pitman High School, Track 1,25 Football 15 Typing Club 15 Gym Club 1,25 Monogram Club 25 R.H.S., Monogram Club 3,45 Foot- ball 3,4. JOYCE ANN SIMPSON Basketball Majorette 1,2,3,4, Chairman of Entertainment Com- mittee 25 F.H.A. Club 1,2,45 Bible Club 4. GLENDA SMITH Bartlett Yancey High School, F.H.A. 15 Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club 15 R.H.S., F.H.A. 2,45 Glee Club 25 Library Club 4. LLOYD SMITH Dramatic Club 15 French Club 25 Bible Club 3,45 Homeroom Re- presentative 25 Library Club 2. PAUL SMITH Bus Driver 2,3. JERRY SMOTHERS Key Club 2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class President 45 Senior Superlative, Best All Around 4. CLAUDE SOMERS Library Club 4. DANNY SOMERS Library Club 2. JERRY STANDAHL Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,3. TOMMY STEVENS D. E. Club 3. LIBBY STONE F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club 45 Senior Superlative: Biggest Flirt 4. RO TER GERALDINE STONE Basketball 15 Glee Club 2. MELVIN STRICKLAND Latin Club 1,2-President 25 Marshal 35 Library Club 2, 3,4-Trea- surer 35 Key Club 3,4-Secretary 45 Honor Society 3,4-Vice Pres- ident 45 Class Treasurer 45 Chairman Ways and Means Commit- tee 45 Senior Superlativez Most Intellectual 4. JIMMY TATEM Riverside5 Private First Class5 Corporal5 Sergeant. FRANCES TEAGUE MAXINE THOMAS F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club 4. MAXINE THORE Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 2,35 Basketball 15 Typist RENOCA- HI 4. JAMES TRAVIS Bus Driver 3,4. ROGER TRAVIS Band 1,2,3,4-Property Manager 45 French Club 35 Class Vice President 4, Senior Superlative: Friendliest 4. MARY TURNER Glee Club 1,25 Library Club 3,4-Secretary 45 French Club 4. FRANCES TYSINGER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4-Reporter 25 Basketball 15 Dramatic Club 2,3-Re- porter 25 Library Club 3,4-Program Co-Chairman 3-President 4. JO ANN VAWTER Latin 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Dramatic Club 2,35 Bible Club 25 Library Club 4. CHARLES ANNA WALKER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4-Historian 35 French Club 2,35 Dramatic Club 2,35 Basketball Majorette 25 National Honor Society 45 Contestant for Homecoming Queen 45 Girls' State 3. GREY WALKER F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club 25 French Club 2,3. TOMMIE WARD Dramatic Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Delegate to State Music Festival 2,35 Bible Club 2, 3,45 Library Club 2. 5 CARY WARE Library Club 152,45 French Club 2,3. LAWRENCE WARF Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,3. PAUL WATKINS Band 1,2,3,45 Announcer, Majorettes 2, 3,45 Basketball Manager 1, Time Keeper 1,2,3,4. JOYCE WATT Latin Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,2,35 Library Club 2,3-Publicity Chairman 2-Secretary 35 Junior Class Treasurer 35 North Car- olina State Student Council Convention 35 Homeroom Represent- ative fProgram Chairmanl 35 National Honor Society 3,4-Trea- surer 45 Secretary of Student Council 45 Associate Editor of RENOCAHI 45 Speech Club 45 French Club Newspaper, Features, 45 Girls' State 35 Senior Superlative: Best All Around 4. 32 SE ICR R0 TER BARBARA WHITFIELD Rockingham High School, Latin Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Science Club 25 R.H.S., Dramatic Club 35 Basketball Majorette 35 French Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Speech Club 2,3,45 Homeroom Represent- ative 45 Publicity Committee 45 Superlative: Most School Spirit- ed 4. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Ruffin High School, F.H.A. 1,2-Parliamentarian 25 Class Trea- surer 25 R. H. S., Latin Club 1,2. ELLEN WILLIAMS Latin Club 1,2-Secretary 25J.V. Basketball 15 Dramatic Club 1, 2,35 Class Secretary 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3545 Library Club 25 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Homeroom Representative 2, Social Committee Chairman of Student Council 35 Bible Club 2,35 Fea- tures Editor of RENOCAHI 45 Contestant for Homecoming Quccn 2,35 Superlative: Most Popular 4. JANET WISE Latin Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 35 Band 3,4. BETTY LOU WRIGHT F.H.A. 4. DAVID YOUNT F.F.A. 15 French Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Drum Major 3,45 Basketball Manager 3,45 Baseball Manager 25 Superlative - Most School Spirited 4. 1 fra., , ,, 'V V34 'WF' ffwfeif-ff'kFff 'A'f S ', I y gg? 1' fl' 1 f V -, Y., T ,Z xivxm-N ,dy 1-'F' gf ,, fw UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Pruitt . . Barbara Walker . . Rita Washburn ...... Dale O'Bryant ........ . . . Miss Nancy McCall ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . Flower: Violet Colors: Motto: Who waits for time loses time. . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . Adviser Purple and White QS 'ri' Q G Q' if I 4 ,.,. Shirley Adkins Carolyn Alley ,pw 1 Betsy Alston Emilie Apple Jimmy Bailey ..- ' Dx 3. Jane Watt Balsley Shirley Barker Moe Bethea Johnny Beville Jane Bradford T :QQ f 4. Linda Brame Vanda Brame Lucille Bolejack Ann Borland Charles Bray Q, i ,M V., .1-. Q, --gh , 'U vs LQ . qs. Mertis Busick Betty Cain Mary Call Gerald Canady Anne Carter TR ,Avi as qs. T T Brenda Carter Jane Carter Tommy Carter Jimmy Carter Sandra Chaney 'I-We M- ba '32 imap.. A 5 ! an in q t ,i,,,3g,Q ' 1' 'wit N iff. Buddy Chapmon Hilda Chatmon Gary Chesson Linda Chilton Jimmy Chilton Reymonda Chilton Marilyn Cole Renee Combs Glenn Comer George Cook 1 Judy Cox Bill Cresenzo Vic Cresenzo Bernie Deazley Susan Dietch -'-. 'YI nw. Brenda Dixon Dwight Dixon Preston Driscoll Brenda Durham Judy Durham 'lt' Q Dee Ann Brown J ohnna Butler Linda Faulkner Jane Fetzer Kenneth Garrett 1 Larry Gardner LaVerne Gerringer Fe Sharon Gordon Bill Grogan They Didrft D0 It. Sonny Hales Linda Hall Carlene Haney Nellie Haney 3 . V, K L.. .. ' H., f Jean Harrelson -A fm Clayton Haskins Mary Hensley Diane Hicks Jim Holmes Mike Hooper 'S 5 -. Q- B 'gfifn - fir V V. 15-Q' r 'TR ,Q 1 I . I x , Q z' la 17 Paulette Hooper Clyde Hooper Kathy Howett Paul Hudson Tony any 'N Isley Amy Johnson Donald Johnson Queen of the Mardi Gras Sz King C25 B111 JOHBS Danny JOHSS 7.2.5 l ' 'N A ,,., . ian. Gary Jones Grant Jones Robert Joyner Donny Kallam David Kelly Claude Kennon Gordon Knowles Laura Lambeth Charles Lewis Lydia Lewis . -s t 'fl G, I n , I ' -. - b i ., . 'Q 'G 7 , f Q 'wi is ad f- , 'Jim' L ' Os A 415 ir- C.. Cm O Henry Link Vicki Litaker Kay Loftis Dwight Lucas Hal McCollum Billy McKinney Pat McLamb . -Uh., I 3, my gl 4 Qi Ls- -M 'Xa ! Kenneth Martin Geraldine McKinney Vicky McPherson Jimmy Maus tm l -0 Ken McKinney Nancy McKinney Rogers McKinney 'V' 'os Curtis Manley Jeannine Manley Frank Marcus Donna Meeks Sandra Meeks Bobby Merricks 'Dr Richard Miller Elizabeth Montgomery Norma Moore Wayne Moore Walter Moore 1-f Dale O'Bryant Wayne Page Beverly Perdue Carlton Perdue Elizabeth Perdue f 'S 4... rw- 4: ex ae W 5' Ke 4? E 4 if Q 7 'Q Q Q3 Robert McCollum Linda Phillips Wayne Pike Fonda Porter Billy Preddy -sri Wayne Pruitt Betty Roach Donald Roberts Mike Robertson Diane Sacrinty Sandy Sands Dick Saunders Millard Saunders Gail Scott Bill Scurry -1054, 'Vw Ricky Sealey Nannie Sebastian Grey Shelton Diane Simpson Danny Smith . fs- ,M Q '3-1 -. ' ' vw 3? i 'I-LR 4. in K -N IU' QR . Rn, Q S' ee., John Somers Elvin Springs Richard Springs Barbara Stallings Billy Strader F I P G Y Q I I I I I I Wayne Strider Tina Swain fx i. 5. Hx, .fs- 7 V ' Hr K .- K ' Qs... Dorothy Taylor Donald Terrell Paul Thacker nv-S-5, ' 11 - X I Frances Thornton Ann Thore Pat Trent Carolyn Trotter Marsha Varner e,..e 1 '12 2 , A A.. - 4. V - ,- gvr . E 4 Carolyn Vaughn Eddie Vaughn Susan Wagoner Barbara Walker Donnie Walker , fg T fx T' Doris Walker Clay Warf Rita Washburn Diane Watlington Sandra White Qi lvl- R' 49 is 1 Billy Williams Frances Williams Francis Williams Jolene Williams Betty Wyatt Come on with the raing 've a smile on my face. 'X JUNIOR-SENIOR 1961 Apr11 Love 'Hi Did you ever feel fussed? Hats! Hats! Hats! ,f..K KP X' 4 'Yea.h, Man! April in Spring Showers Etta Kettn 3 C? 1 15 K 1' -A 1 I J . ' 5. ' EQ, , 4 . V , 1 ' ,L ,J ' x: ',,-Q M RSHALS Wayne Pruitt Linda Phillips Moe Bethea Patricia Trent Diane Sacrinty Sharon Gordon Jane Watt Balsley Barbara Walker 43 M. 8 T A, 1117 4 sl 1 ,, ,, , v-vv W s W w 'D' ,. ,Af I ,fd ,W ,.- , ,ff W , 3 f. S , y , , V fd: ff- M ' 1 I F' 'A'-.:--... . M-1 LASS OFFICER Barbara Horne . . . ..... ..... ....... P r esident Larry Stone . . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . . . Adviser Gretta Burgess Patsy Jones . Mr. All Color: Blue so-an -nun... en Pingel ................... ' ' ers. Motto: Knowledge comes but w1sdom Img Flow er: Carnation OPHO ORE Tommy Ahern Betty Allen Jane Allen Lillian Allen Brenda Apple Everett Apple Ned Atkinson Skip Balsley Linda Barnard Harold Baynes Larry Baynes Betty Beck Freida Belmany Judy Bigharn Tommy Blackwell Gloria Bolick Dennis Bondurant Steve Booker Mary Hazel Booth Barbara Bramlett Raymond Bramlett Becky Briggs Brenda Brown Gretta Burgess Ann Carter Carole Carter Dwight Chaney Susan Chaney Jimmy Chambers Susan Chappell Carolyn Chilton Terry Clifton Paul Chilton Richard Chilton Leonard Collins Judith Comer Chrys Constable Billy Cobb Shirley Coe Winfred Cole Dorothy Collie Larry Combs Carol Creed Stephen Daniel Barbara Davis Betsy Davis Caroleda Dawson Wayne DeLancey I -2 -X .. Q 4 'X . -3, Q Q E Iv Q sl . .. 1 Y 1 I I N X X X xx fun E, ' 'fr - A 'nav .ay -, a. 4 S. !Qv. l Y l i 'S' - 5 IL Q 41 J .,' .S '34 i Q- 1 -- wx, w Q- X xxx V' 1 mai ,,y,. Q' f 1 'KY 6. Q.. . Q Q I I 1 fl 'N -su, z 1 I-of -, 1 '45 .ag :ja ' : ,i- -I T. 1. Q- , it l' P- fg 'E R.. 4 :C K, I fx Q v Y.. iffhl il 1 K an fx N. 5- X X 'Wi ff- 1015 as sg,-rw V f O Yr ,f fg V , tl f 'ye . . . ,. fy v, ,. , 7 'Z 1 I a 35 7? Ayr -f . ' r, 3 ' 5 ' if 6 ax . 5 '5-it 'ef , pm? 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Lester Anne Lindsey Johnny Lookabill Ronnie McBride Larry McCollum Mac McCollum Priscilla McCollum Wilma McCollum Pat McLawhon Irene McMillan Gilda McKinney Jayne McKinney Lee McKinney Shelby McKinney Betty Jean Mabe Carol Mabe Harding Mangum Carol Manley Charles Manley Donald Manley Kenneth Manring Carolyn Matthews Freddie Miller Jackie Miller Marilyn Moran Linda Moore Pat Moore Linda Moorefield Joe Murray Jerry Mummel Peggy Murray Zandra Murphy Joe Frank Myers Allan Nichols Johnny Norman H N X ,L , . ,, . f: G' may si nl K , fy .. L 4 C : ' Y 'r ' X X 5. V ,V i .Q r '- li pa ,vs C a 1 -'- G 1., A I.. ' l q.. C' ,Q nxt' fx -Q., .ei .V 1'- . , ll X X ' Xl X f X 6 L , , ,xy Aim' S Q, -. , ML: - l is Q Q. Y l 4 s X! it s , 'Yi V' Q-.- k -T N :CR 'ix 1 ,f 5 14 ' 1 Q , ' fe ' IN .y X in 4 Q U h 1 Q K? X PM , . tqh -N 5.1 x, 1,1 4. G' -Fx is '2 .L it - 'n....X Q Y I' ji 1 Q 'Q 1' lb! .ref a i .41 Kgs' Wal- 92 .,. sy... 7r- xxx kr. 4.7 ffl! Iwi-1 QT' af' 1' if at Nl CJ? 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'--A Mig? it annie, X K ,va Us OPHOMORES 4 Kenneth Norman Tommy Norman Bobby Pamplin Maye Paschal Linda Pegram Russell Perdue Mike Peters Charles Phillips Mitchell Pike Ross Poole Jo Ann Poteat Kay Puckett Amelia Rakestraw Arnold Rakes Gordon Rich Elliott Ritter Kay Rivers LaRue Roberts John Wayne Roberts Patricia Rumley Carolyn Robertson Danny Shreve Douglas Shumate Marie Siegler Judy Sizemore James Smith Nancy Smith Sandra Smith Tommy Smith - Linda Southard Jerry Sparks Judy Stadler Judy Stewart Larry Stone Johnny Stone Marie Stone Betty Strader Regina Strader David Strickland Linda Strong Dwight Talley Pete Talley Shirley Tate Brenda Taylor Jesse Terrell Charles Tillotson Tebe Trotter Gaynard Tuttle 5 oPHoMoRE David Underwood 4 I ... A : -- . 1 Sandra Vogler ' 4 ' 'W' - -'N - 4 'Q at 7, V D A ,A Q- i Kitty Walker o H A l ,Q ' warren Wan X' y 4 ' W - R - Spencer Ware ' .L .1 . Wallace Warf I . Y L , I Carlton Washburn ' Yvonne Watkins Y - , .,,' -4. 'Z Q, ' 4 Q-3 5- N .. , ,, f I Bob Watt L W, , - 4 Donald Watkins ,' Jerry Weaver Willoree Wheeler 'FX Ruff Wheless Carolyn Whitsett 'Q 'f 4- ,, - - gf A , ,' Q p ' - .,. Q I 'Doris Williams . - A' -- r u GH F50 Emily Sue Williams Linda Willis . Vicki Wimberly xy 1 Q ff l x 'V , Charlie Witty A 1 rf 5. i S Kathy Woodson , 'tg-1, i 7 7 3 Y Q .as ' ' y :Aa Y ,X y 5 Garry Wray ,A 1 b Q I 'Q if W- 4' tv Patsy Wray Mary Jane Yeatts A1anYount ' , af - fi ON AND OFF GUARD V i X i X, .x 4N',!XfiE .XXV f , I .1 1.8 .1 fr I 435, 9 531 3' , I 9455 v ' J, . . . . M-',+w 645533 5' 543 14 W ww , f , VA f 4 A M I ,fb tb ,Ae 1 S ---M 06 -M-Haj! 1 A .x .KW N a QQ an l 96+ W o we WW N' wa 'W 1 v0 v I ' ' V '?X,7-.J'xiXx,cDX X XA! Q f 'Q vi v vf' ' I . I I ' ' 4 Reidsville Senior High School has twelve active organizations. The Student Organization heads these groups. Besides the regular monthly meetings many clubs have altruistic projects. Chief among these is help given to the Salva- tion Army at Christmas by the student body. The Latin Club and French Club print their own newspapers. Members of the Speech Club speak to civic clubs. The Future Farmers win parliamentary procedure and judging contests. Library Club members serve the entire school by working in the library. Home Economics students help with parties and banquets. The Honor Society has a tea for mothers of its members and the faculty. The Key Club sponsors the school directory. The Chorus sings for many public gatherings. The Band performs at all football games and special occasions. The Bus drivers transport the pupils to school. The Renocashi staff prepares this yearbook. Pictures of the members of these clubs may be found on the following pages: RENOCASHI STAFF 52-53 STUDENT ORGANIZATION 54-55 HONOR SOCIETY 56-57 LIBRARY CLUB 58-59 BIBLE CLUB 60 KEY CLUB 61 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 62-63 FUTURE FARMERS 64-65 FRENCH CLUB 66-67 LATIN CLUB 68-69 SPEECH CLUB 70-71 BAND 72-73 CHORUS 74 BUS DRIVERS 75 51 . hx, Q URRBQ LBDUM 1 . 4 RENOCASHI ST FF Miss K. Conley ADVISER Tx EDITOR S. J. Coates ASSOCIATE EDITOR - J. Watt FEATURES EDITOR - E. Williams ACTIVITIES EDITOR - J. Link TYPIST - M. Thore ARTIST - B. Humphrey 3? XS. 'Tv f AL' X- . Y Pender Grogan Ellen Williams MiSS K-ate Conley Carol Keith Linda Dodson Maxine Thore Becky Humphrey Joyce Watt Frank Rakestraw Janet Link Sarah Jo Coates BUSINESS MANAGER - L. Dodson SNAPSHOT EDITOR - C. Keith ADVERTISING MANAGER - F. Rakestraw SPORTS EDITOR - P. Grogan bv 1 .. ' . ...bi-'34 1 I 'SWK 'rf f fivfcf' M 1 tw' ST DE Ti' .F , Ccyjroyress t erozkfe ' 7 Z W ,. X-, a t f Q STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS T. Balsley .................. President S. Sands ................. Vice-President J. Watt ....... .... S ecretary F. Rakestraw . . . . . . . . Treasurer Mrs. L. Satterfield . . . . Adviser T. Trotter . L. Dodson . P. Brown . . M. Strickland. . . . . C. Keith .. . Committee Chairmen Losta.ndFound . ................ Publicity House and Grounds . . Ways and Means . . ......... Social GRGANIZATIO ...,u.f... . 6 gfrouyf N sf SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES P. McCollum, N.Garre11, M. Hooper, J. Myers, R. Wheless, B. Scurry, S. Balsley, and R. Chilton. JUNIOR AND SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES H. Davis B. Whitfield, D. Keens, C. Carter, lSeniorsl E. Apple, L. Faulkner, D. Sacrinty, H. Link, and E. Springs, CJuniorsJ E' - ff - .ZW or -W .... -..V -.--W - - 'v i i 1 ' f Scene from Masquerade Party sponsored by the Student Organization 5 M' ' 'Y '- f , .-.,...... D l - ,. ,A I x 45 I Qi -E-' I li Nr 'I 4 -nu--and in 'Y f7 E. ' It OFFICERS J. Colvin President M. Strickland V ice - President D. Keens Secretary J. Watt Treasurer Miss Anne Wootton Miss Nancy McCall Advisers NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY PROVISIONAL MEMBERS S. Green, B. Horne, Bob L. Watt, J. Moore, and Ruth C. Hooper if. sas-5 uf .Jansp- ii ' 5 2, 1 'P . A' Old Members N :K ,dk-' ill! G. Klenner, J. Watt, D. Keens, N. Chilton, R. Humphrey, E. McDonald, M. Strickland, J. Melvin, J. Colvin, and J. Foil New Members B. Jones, L. Phillips, D. Sacrinty, J. Butler, S. Gordon, L. Dodson, W. Pruitt, Charles Anna Walker, P. Trent, M. Bethea, Jane Watt Balsley, and B. Walker f .Z ,f ,,-ff ,.0 ' 1 us.. . 57, I P 415 5 s 1 N 6- li 'TI I TA U R RT N EE hm m rv. Ds an 4 A R YYY J. Balsley T. Blackwell A. Borland J. Borland J. Bradford V. Brame B. Bramlett P. Brown B. Burton B. Carter C. Carter H. Chatmon S. Coates S. Coe H. Davis B. Deazley F. Duncan J. Durham B. Ellington L. Faulkner S. Green A. Gunn M. Hooper B. Humphrey A. Huntsberry C. Keith LIBRARY CLUB Committee Chairmen K. Loftis . . . L. Faulkner Program H. Davis .... Publicity V. Brame ...... Social Members C. Ware M. J. King Klenner Loftis Martin McCollum McCullen Meeks Meeks Montgomery Niemczura Phillips Porter Pugh Roberts Sacrinty Saunders Somers Stallings Smith Stone Thomas Turner Tysinger A. Vawter Wagoner W. Wall 33 ,,,,-- WR MEMBERS OF THE LIBRARY CLUB il j Y M! .iff V125 lun MEMBERS OF THE LIBRARY CLUB n.. V7 K+ 'G MDTQE4 .J - BQUKLS Af. V. Q., , .... . ,, Q l K ll ,,,.,.,-- lung -uni-g 'N.. A, N S . 1 C . AN! V f Members B. Cain, J. Comer, J. Kincaid, R. Combs, L. Pegram, K. Loftis, D. Brown, D. Sacrinty, M. Thomas D. Hicks,B. Alston, T. Chaney, S. Green, S. Moran, S. Carter, L. Gerringer, W. Wheeler G. T. Collie B. Childrey, D. Holliday, J. Allen, J. Lambeth, S. Grogan, S. Gammon, P. McCollum, C. Knight, B Allen, L. Chilton, L. Faulkner, S. Wagoner, K. Howett, Lamberth, J. Simpson, C. Keith, S. Chaney and V. Brame BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS E Apple President B Brown Vice President S Gordon Secretary-Treasurer N Chilton Song Leader B Walker Pianist Miss Carolyn Ray Adviser 97 2 I l S-3 i 'K Q I.. , E 2 7 I 7 , 1 . 1 KEY CLUB OFFICERS E. McDonald President M. Bethea Vice-President M. Strickland Secretary S. Gibbs Treasurer r. E. C. Anderson Adviser S Balsley, R. Jones B Jones P G11dewe11 G Canady W Pru1tt,R McK1nr1ey J Niemczura M Hooper,V.Cresenzo D Saunders T Balsley J Melvin P Grogan J Smothers S Hales M Horne S Sands, and J. F011 N ff F TURE HO EM KER OF AMERICA N. Chilton ............. President -Ml mf. bil P. Trent .... . . . Vice-Pres. L. McKinney . . .... Secretary J. Butler . . . ..... Treasurer G. Burgess . . . . Parliamentarian K. Paschal . . ..... Historian A. Cox . . . .... Song Leader R. Combs ....... . Pianist A. Carter .......... Reporter Mrs. Barbara Collins . . . Adviser MEMBERS S. Adkins J. Harrelson C. Alley M. Hensley E. Apple M. Hooper A. Baily B. Humphrey S. Barker M. King B. Beck C. Knowles M. Billingsley V. Litaker G. Bolick R. Lovelace L. Brame S. Meeks G. Burgess L. McKinney J. Butler K. Moore A. Carter P. Moore A. Carter M. Moran C. Carter K. Paschal C. Carter M. Paschal S. Chaney L. Phillips S. Chaney J. Poteat S. Chappell G. Scott L. Chilton M. Seigler N. Chilton J. Simpson R. Cholton G. Smith E. Clark L. Stone S. Coe B. Strader R. Combs M. Thomas J. Comer P. Trent C. Creed F. Tysinger C. Dawson M. Varner S. DeLapp S. Wagoner M. Dixon B. Walker B. Durham G. Walker T. Gann D. Watlington F. Hall B. Wright XWQN MEMBERS OF THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA li FUTURE F RM ERS oF AMERICA OFFICERS O'Bryant. . . . . .. Jones .... . . V. McKinney . . . Beville . . Page . . . . Reporter Strider .......... MEMBERS Apple D. Manley Bailey K. Manring Beville W. Moore Chaney D. O'Bryant Chapmon W. Page Cobb C. Perdue Cole R. Perdue Evans T. Perkins Harrison C. Phillips Haskins W. Pruitt Isley D. Shreve Jones J. Stone Kelly L. Stone Kennon W. Strider McCollum J. Travis McCollum G. Tuttle McCollum D. Underwood McKinney B. Wagoner McKinney W. Warf Manley C. Washburn X.. 'QV F vs . Milli arisen A PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM W. Pruitt .... Pres1dent D. Jones .... V Pres1dent B. Chapmon . . L. Stone ..... M. McCollum . W. Page ..... Mr. S. F. Wells 1.1.1. W7 MiS FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS D. Watlington ........... President B. Whitfield . . . . .Vice-Pres. M. Varner ....... . . Secretary R. Combs ........ . . . Treasurer s Grace Frazier . .... . Adviser Le Journal Staff G. Klenner-Editor, J. Watt, K. Howett, F. Pegram, F. Duncan, and D. Huskey MEMBERS S. Adkins K. C. Alley V. S. Apple G. J. Balsley P. G. Bolick F. J. Bradford J. V. Brame K. B. Brown K. D. Brown M C. Bray K. G. Burgess B. J. Butler D. A. Carter G. A. Carter M H. Chatmon R. Lof tis Mc Pherson Mc Kinney Moore Marcus Myers Norman Paschal Paschal Rivers Roach Saunders Scott Seigler Spr ings I,-s J. Cox R. B. Deazley L. Sealey Lewis F -,lf L. Dodson P. Dietch B. Gillespie B. S. Green D. Scurry Taylor L. Hall M Turner M. Hooper D. Walker E R. Hooper C. Whitsett S. Jones F. Williams ef. B. Lasley J. V. Litaker Williams 'wx -r IFN: - i ,W il. 41- FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS i W ---E f sg.-3, L A, X, .,.5v,w,,N SCENES FROM THE LATIN BANQUET L T N CLUB P. Jones . . B. L. Watt. . C. Vaughn. . OFFICERS P. McCollum .... C. Constable C. Mabe . . . M. Dill . . . B. Horne. . . J. Kincaid . . .-... -..-.n Consul Consul Scriba Censor . . . Praetor Praetor Praetor .Co-Editor of Forum Co-Editor of Forum Mrs . Sue Montgomery ........ Adviser .aff .A-ff! Ac. an 42.4 if SJQTE iv Y' PM-Gunn. il ix.. -ff-' ffl A 'I i T .ffgx .J ,Ji 55? . lk B. Briggs, C. Vaughn, B. L.Watt, B. Horne, T. Johnson, C. Constable, C. Mabe, D. Simpson, G. Cooke, B. Pamplin, P. Glidewell, L. Moore, R. C. Hooper, S. Balsley, C. Woodson, N. Atkinson, J. Holliday, W. Cole, W. Roberts, J. Allen, P. Ellington, B. Davis. ,I .fm c f- -vz u QNX N . A S M. Dill, E. King, P. McCollum,A. Nichols, P. Jones, J. Kincaid, J. Lookabill, J. Stradler, M. L. Dunn, C. Hawkins, P. Rumley,S. Grogan,E. Ritter, C. Williams, J. Carroll, G. Knowles, E. J. Lee, A. Lam- berth, D. Meeks, D. Strickland. 1 is . T., ,,., STM... ..., . ..,. A v V U, -5373 Q. 5,3 , 4 Q .4 W- A 2 A , , K Ui My f 4 .. , 4 F . A 4 V jj ...- .K., . -1 PEECH CLUB OFFICERS L. Dodson President G. Klenner Vice-President M. Horne Secretary Mr. W. R. Whittenton Adviser Saunders B Burton J Watt J Balsley H Dav1s L Fau1kner,S Sands, R. Sealey, L. Stone, -V ' --i 'S' I 1 v .. l V MEMBERS D. Sacrinty, D. Simpson, L. Lewis, C. Baggett, B. Whitfield, C. Constable, B. Deazley, B. Jones, P. Brown, F. Tysinger l ....,..... v .. . . r J 5 C - v Q l - ff'-'Y MEMBERS R. Hooper, B. Alston, E. McDonald, L. Moore, B. Davis, R. Miller, K. Loftis, D. Holliday, A. Thore D. Meeks 71 Q., C. Garrett . . D. Rudd . . . G. Klenner . . S. Allison . . . G. Murray. . . A. Lindsey . . K. Woodson . . . R. Travis ..... C.Knight Mr. James Moore. . . Officers . . . . . President . .Vice-President Business Manager . . . . . Secretary . . . . . Historian . . . . . Librarian . . Publicity Mgr. . . Property Mgr. . . . . . Librarian . . . . Director Majorettes A. Rakestraw, A. Jindsey, fChiefJ, Wanda Evans Members Allison C Bowen C Cook F Dixon F Fargis L Ferrell G Foil A Gammon L Garrett R Gardner B Grogan A Holiday B Hudson D Jones J. Jones R Johnson E Ivey C Knight L Knowles E Lamberth F Lindsey J. Lucas K Mc Lawhan P McCollum D McCollum Mabe Matthews Marcus Miller Murphy Murray Nichols Pegram Poole Preddy Rakestraw Roach Rudd Somers Travis Vaughn Warf Warf Williams Williams Wise Woodson Wray Yount - I . f A K x 1 . 4 .P 4, A 3 xl. . ' '55, ,Q v f f f f David Yount. . .Drum Major PRACTICE SESSION RSHS BAND U lb OFFICERS T. Ward Cinsertj . . ........... .... P resident B. Walker ..... ........ . . V. President B. Walker .... . . . Secretary A. Carter . . . .Treasurer B. Taylor . . . Librarian T. Norman ..... . . Librarian J. McBryde ..... . . Librarian Miss Anne Worley .................... Adviser CHOR S MEMBERS A. Carter S. Chaney E. Clark S. Clymer J. Cox C. Creed S. Gordon J. Lookabill J. McBryde T. Norman G. Stone B. Strader B. Taylor C. Trotter S. Vogler' B. Walker T. Ward 74 B SDRI ERS R. McKinney, C. Manley, J. Bailey, F. Montgomery, J. Bowen T. Aheron,J. Harrison, D. Chaney, D. Lucus, H. McCollum R. Chilton, D. O'Bryant, C. Haskins flnsetl E. Clark, B. Cobb, J. Travis, T. Isley, G. Tuttle B. Joyner 75 'Ss ,H if Wu. - s , H X K' ,in vi W . A A' 'gfsvaff I 1' v'n .,rfL oo, 9-+ I 'I 'N ' N' i 1' 'pam is' l,Qw M Q1 if 'Nm O -- . Q. W' 4 U V14 'FW ra 3,3 4, I afffm Wx dv jwl-33' 5 -YR wg JJ iw 23941 4 .1 4 Www , , ,. , , r 5 F , Q xi Q 5 if ' Q 5 l 1 Q 3 ff- , , 9 , 2-, i , ' ' I I fixkgj 5 I ' ' I f 1 ,az 4 ,Z 1 :.,,::i M I if X S. GF? 25 wiki 4 J 9, . M2 15. wx . ' ' F ,'-,me,g1ggffW 1 I .- 'f 1 ,L if-7Qif5iL::g5ll, 2 ' 1' . P l ' 4 ' f - , 1wfs 1m:1af.f-sim . ' L ' ' 12211s1f'e::5w:E f , - ' 4 uf ,. ., ?jl2I7iqf2w . f ' EliQZ.Q,.5?'i ff'2'.:ff::1:5.-fi'f ' ' ' , Yliffr' fffrn' 2, , ,,1u X .. , is P ,. ' if .. . ' . The athletic program at the new Senior High School has made few altera- tions in the change-over from the old to the new. At the old school last spring the good pitching led by J. Revis sparked the baseball team toasuccessful season. Predictions are for an even better sea- son this spring. Anew practice field for football made it convenient for the long afternoon drills. The Golden Lions ended the season by being defeated by the Canton Bears in the Triple A play-offs. T. Balsley and J. Niemczura were captains of the team coached by C. B. Barham, S. Basinger, and J. W. Knight KHeadJ. Moving into a beautiful modern gymnasium spurred the basketball team to win first place in the conference at the end of five games with 5-0 score, but Wentworth broke the winning streak by downing Reidsville in the sixth game. The season ended Also for the first time in years girls of the upper classes are offered a half unit credit in gym. These are truly changing and challenging times. You'1l find the pictures on the following pages: COACHES ......... Page 81 The FOOTBALL TEAM . Pages 82-83 CHEERLEADERS ..... Pages 84-85 Basketball ......... Pages 86-87 MONOGRAM CLUB . . . Page 88 Basket Ball Majorettes . Page 89 BASEBALL ......... Page 90 Snaps ...... . . Page 91 W Q, -- 4 gi' FOOTB LL COACHE .155 S. Basinger, J. W. Knight fHead Coachb, and C. B. Barham VICTORY 1-ef f ,L , , ' X-, vii Managers S. Balsley, J. Holmes, F. Ritter, and B. Deazley V . Q x 3'e!'-- - . H,-55 ,ls.,,,.x. ' . -. ' sv 1 . ff.'rw-.w. .. 'fx ' vm 'L Y 'lglx V N' C W '--., ., Q' W., ' A A 'V'2s, ', . 4 . - ..f.-ta ,, THE TEAM B.Scurry, J. Terrell, C. Lewis, J. Bray, L. Collins, M. Peters, L. Sheridan, B. Pugh, C. Baggett, J. Weaver, G. Cook, W. Cole, T. Balsley, J. Myers, P. Driscoll, B. Jones, D. Smith, E. McDonald, G. Jones, R. Springs, P. Glidewell, T. Trotter, R. Hinson, J. Niemczura, A. Yount, C. Ivey, G. Jones, M. Howerton, W. Delancey, C. Warf, D. Jones, S. Hales, M. Hooper, L. Gardner, Q D. Shreve - absentj. Q .-,,V. M . A-., ' s is s-A. .-in ' Q -' ' W? -'-iF-is nl if fmt? 7 , ,L A , 43 2. f W if 04. ,- Z f . 152 rf ' lv 5 ' f , . E... fy? 4, if -995.31 9150? f lijglkj 1 ' . 'Q 24.23-5. .3362 w lj iWqsg'6Z'Q' if 1 -' ..fvv,gu iii? .f.Af.af.+e 4, Q , -. 4-., ICR FOOTB LL PL YERS ,uv ,,., ,, wX',f,, f .sw MQ. , ,Vai mae A, ' . Qf' HL -'1,,,N',k -xr' ' f . . jim ,ff ,gm . 4 V, if ,.,- . .f,7.gf2f3ig,f.-if BQ-35: . , , ., .ff H x C. Balsley and J. Niemczura Co-Captains B. Pugh and C. Baggett -.. if mg, L .- ,5! '1f'? ..-.,,.15,..gg, N1 51' N 5 551-'ff i.8'g,gf:f4 Q . -,Y 'iaf.,a'i. 31i C. Ivey and L. Sheridan 'X SE IOR FOOTBALL 9 N j X XX fl A xx' K PLAYERS ' ' f 5 I , ' ' n Q 1 -:jf n X , , ex ,n Af - W. X101 ' K A ' f-' z in ., A Q K ' x Q X-1 H. ' l W X' V 1 f 1 YW, w,-m 'xr-I ' , v H H Zh: Av-L I ' 1 K K li fir ' ' Li 7 ' a W? Sw , A 1155, ' 3 -' X . f , , X , 5 ff' ,,,-f 1 1 N X Q.. , , I ff' Wiz 5 W- 'E 5 ,M 'f'1a'. I. Q f -.zfcif-fx x ' - ' -1 N- I- if 4' N , .af ff, A , , 3 A if wh! Ego E. McDonald Most Valuable Player 1 J. Bray, M. Horne Co-Captains R. Hinson, and E. McDonald J. Niemczura and T. Balsley 83 C . Baggett Winner of Good Sportsmanship Award , f ,, .. ' F CHEERLEADERS H, . 07? no ,f , W Q2 f C. Keith Chief Cheerleader K. Howett B. Horne E. Williams D. Hicks G. McKinney CLionJ C. Keith CChiefJ E. Williams, B Cain, S. Moran, and B. Alston 3 7 7 3 ' Q -.fam rf '7 I r' I' wg. 1' 19 V' .rf sv' S AA, ' Mlm v x A ' D ax V- 1' as ' Q Q KJ - wi A ggi? A ? 4 'fwfz Si 5: f, aff? x lv Jw I S' X A V Y V .- I: .V Y i if I , eg? -Q, 5 'F 2' .fs 3 ' .11 6 2 vi X . t , i if: vp, f .Li ? Y .s a'337 3 ...M ' Ji.: Ts' l '--.J i ff BASKETBALL TEA. S. Hales, J. Smothers, M. Hooper, J. Melvin, P. Glidewell, S. Gibbs, S. Sands, P. Hudson, G. Canady, J. Baker, M. Horne, G. Jones Coach Managers Mr. Hoy Isaacs J. Chilton and D. Yount 86 MEMBERS MONOGRA CLUB OFFICERS R. Hinson . . . . .President D. Smith . . . . V. President B. Alston ...... Secretary E. McDonald .... Treasurer Mr. Isaacs . . . . Adviser J.Niemczura, M. Peters, G.Jones, E. Williams, C. Keith, D. Hicks, P. Driscoll, C. Baggett, C. Ivey, R.Hinson. S.Sands, L. Gardner,J.Smothers, B. Cain, E. Williams, E. McDonald, D. Smith, S. Gibbs, D. Shreve. B. Pugh, J. Myers, J. Chilton, S. Moran, B. Horne, B. Herndon, P. Glidewell, T. Trotter, L.Sheridan. M. Hooper, B.Scurry, B. Alston, K. Howett, G. Jones, R. Comer, J. Melvin, J. Terrell, M. Horne, G. Canady, S. Hales, J. Bray, L. Collins. ?' Mr. C. B. Barham Coach BASEBALL J. Smothers s. Gibbs ' . 5- 4 mpf' ff - ' ,, . I , f ' nfs. K -1-W. Q A M.. D ' S 1. f in 2 5f:. . ' . 4 'I 'S 'K F ' 1 W' 'M 1 , Q .. p mv '? ., ry .-41. W 9 .1 , H W ,, , , I .,,, , , - W . ' 'f ' G Q '.'1 ' J--:K ' if M 1 ,, fo , ww- .. :3 f. .., V . - , W A .af I wr gn 5 1 'BC 'Wm' xg'7'sl'4 . hw -. 1 ' Q 223. ,- a .- N - VW... . Vg N. . f . S - A ', f,...-,1- 'dqg' -. ' an 1. ' f - af 81,353 gf' f ..,,,,... . 'A U V ' .. 1 'Q L.Q,g4,,fi'1f.. f : :T I .:1, 1 L' ' .- ' ple A ' A Tf'f2f:'QT'7UA , .K , -Q 5. ' . in M., M -aw 41.3, 4 Q jf' ',-if-fi ' a f. 559952 I ' , ' A2f?w.- A 'k??f 'M2v- , MQWZKS - .,'- i' - , j , A ww. '- ' ' - vm, . ...Q 4 ' , y- 1 2- .. N-vm-:js 5' N 1 .i , .. i - is . p, f -A . wp ,fir v'55li1 'f,'-' w?,- 5 2 mai , 2 '. ' f. sv. , ' M,,'.r,, , . . 4'-H ,T , -.. ,fe Mnwgdqx sm gg, , - , E., .,,3,h f ,..-, Q A. . , ,-, ' ,. , :f.w.A.,t . . -. .sg , 1.-ff N-w - . .f V., -...K .-...-a- .- .. . .V ff - , , ' . , , Y. -f , . A . Q, .fy 4 ,- ,nag Y , M B. Dove ...M fm, u 1-5, ,I 'V . ,, f' - ' - ,,.,,,.-,-, f '. '. A- W - N, .Z 4 .5 NA... ,,..,,..,, . - ,- .,l , ' my -- .W-'C -fflzw fan? ' ,, sf ,A -0.4.5. THE TE E. Vaughn, W. Pruitt, G. Knowles, G. Comer, D. Manley, J. Smothers. G. Jones, D. Smith, J. Rudd, W. Griffin, R. Pruitt, S. Gibbs, S. Sands. B. Dove, J. Revis, E. Reynolds, K. Key, P. Briggs. ' vU - -. .- ' ' - xv- '.'fs MAH - A, . , 90 . . , A ,- pp-,.. 4 - .- M- v.. . Q.. 5,5 rl. I.,-,, ..s- 4 '10 gmail' mdk C' 5? 5 ' ' I -as r- '35 eh 15- ,.. gh! dv - I 2 iw, 4 f sr ,,,,,f.ff ,X 'T '7w 1 v I f 4 1, 1 . ,ga , , .J 4 1 wifi .wrrlilkrr L'.'1 w,,,,.-r-N-MQ ff' P 1 ' f '--V-Nw, ,:,....A , X if I 5 in' X H fn-'. Y Q 'V-v vw ,U , A' -'Asha ,'f 1.,, . U, 1 1 --'--'- 41 l FEATURE The Features Section of Renocashi exemplifies the beauty and talent of the students of Reidsville Senior High School. In the Fall the football team chooses five contestants for Home Coming Queen. All of these contestants are presented at the Home Coming game and the student chosen by the football team is crowned Queen. The seniors select the boys and girls they wish for their twelve senior super- latives. The pictures of these students were made this year at the Frank Penn home. The Presidents of clubs, classes, and organizations as well as the heads of activities choose attractive girls to sponsor in this section. These twenty comely maidens are pictured wearing white sweaters and pearls. The seniors write their own prophecy, statistics, poems,and the like which are printed in this section. The ever-loving snaps wind up this section. The flappers and the dandy standing by the Model A which is still used by the gentleman in the picture on the opposite page illustrate the year- book theme: C5012 yzhy Gfaknyzhy IFZQQS On the following pages are: Football .................... . . 81-83 Cheerleaders ................ . . 84-85 Basketball ...... . . 86-87 Monogram Club .... , , 88 Basketball Majorettes . . . , 89 Baseball ....... , , 90 Snaps ........ , , 91 Features Division . . , , 92-93 Home Coming. . '. . , , 94-95 Superlatives . , , 96-98 Statistics . . , , 99 Sponsors . . . 100-104 Prophecy . . . , , 105 Snaps ...... , , 106-110 Honor Students . . , , 111 Creed and Poem . . , , 112 Advertisements . , , 113-140 93 HOMECOMING Q EE SANDRA CLYMER 94 Vu' 'r I Wi 14 M l, 44 ii 1 L L 1 Y ii ru 5 H l? X I 1 . N 4. 1 N w J Er w ,L . H N 1 L E i SHIRLEY MORAN CHARLES ANNA WALKER CONTESTANTS FUR HOMECOMING QUEEN RITA WASH BURN SUSAN DIETCH E i it it J r 'H 0 0 phil! Q u Q 0 - 1 rx W 1- 'W X, lf' Ji '- wx Qfigg Best Looking---This twosome ANY day! Friendliest---Their smxles are L3VlSh' Shirley Moran and Jerry Bray. Sarah Jo Coates and Roger Trav1s Most P0PU1aI With what th9Y'V9 got! Best All Around---We'd 11ke to say Ellen Williams and Tommy Balsley are liked a lot. Joyce Watt and Jerry Smothers are A 0 K 'hy gefwl 'L 5 SQ -ni GS ...f m--,ar I Wittiest---Top humor, we think! Most Athletic---Best we've seen! Pender Grogan and Janet Link. Cecil Ivey and Diane Keens. Best Dancers---They'11 be dancing-come what may! Most School-Spirited--Pep tha.t's real! Carol Keith and Don Holliday. David Yount and Barbara Whitfield. :Je i STATISTICS DAVID YOUNT In the fall of 1958 two hundred seven shy, young, and carefree Freshmen entered Reids- ville High School. Today these same students minus eighty-two who fell by the wayside have become dignified seniors. This is the first class to graduate from the new Reidsville Senior High School. The 115 members of the Class of 1962 has a combined height of 636 feet with a waist- line of 2979 inches. The hair of this composite group is 5097 brunette, 269, blonde, and 249, additional colors. The senior is 5.'73feet tall and has an average waistline of 26.84 inches. The typical senior may be found spending his afternoons and evenings listening to Con- nie Francis and Elvis Presley, his favorite singers, and to Hit the Road, Jack , his fa- vorite song. The more industrious members of the class may be found reading novels by their favorite author, Charles Dickens. Football is their favorite sport. The seven mar- ried members ofthe class are often found at home receiving additional help on their home- work. On Sunday one may find 3695 of the class going to Baptist Churches, 2695 to Methodist Churches, 99, to Presbyterian Churches, 1695 to Christian Churches, and 1393 to other Churches. With eyes 2095 green, 4199 blue, 3295 brown, and 795 hazel, this class is looking to the future with great expectations. 3 -Ke' 93998 fill T XFX 99 SHIRLEY MORAN Sponsored by TOMMY BALSLEY President of Student Council SARAH JO COATES Sponsored by FRANCES TYSINGER President of the Library Club CAROL KEITH Sponsored by CARROLL GARRETT President of the Band 'TINA JOHNSON Sponsored by SAMMY GIBBS Basketball Captain JANE CARTER ELLEN WILLIAMS Sponsored by Sponsored by WAYNE PRUITT , ' JOE NIEMCZURA Junior Class President Football Captain RUTH CLARK HOOPER JOYCE WATT Sponsored by A .., Sponsored by REATHER HINSON - JERRY SMOTHERS Monogram Club President Senior Class President N,-.-35219. PAT BROWN BETTY CAIN Sponsored by ' Sponsored by LINDA DODSON JAMES COLVIN President of the Speech Club 1 President of the Honor Society SHARON GORDON FRANCES TYSINGER Sponsored by Sponsored by ENIILIE APPLE SARAH JO COATES President of the Bible Club RENOCASHI Editor hifi ,xlivx SUE ALLISON 5 SYLVIA GROGAN Sponsored by 7 Sponsored by PATSY JONES and BOB LEE WATT J EDWIN MCDONALD co-Presidents of the Latin Club f PO S L Key Club President ANN LINDSEY JUDY BIGHAM Sponsored by I Sponsored by DALE O'BRYANT BARBARA HORNE F.F.A. President Sophomore Class President fl.. O SANDRA CLYMER JOYCE SIIVIPSON , Sponsored by ' Sponsored by CAROL KEITH TOMMIE WARD Q Chief cheerm-ader ,Q President of the chorus LINDA CHILTON VICKI LITAKER Sponsored by - ' Sponsored by NANCY CHILTON DIANE WATLINGTON President of the Future Homemakers ' Pres1dent of the French Club Iran June 20, 1972 Dear Pat, I was sorry to learn that you, too, missed our class reunion. I was unable to leave the site of our cur- rent excavations here in Iran. We had just opened a new series of royal tombs, and there was a tremen- dous amount of work which had to be done immediately. I was very proud when I read about your being selected to head the U. S. mission to the U. N. I can understand why you were unable to leave New York. I received a letter from Becky Humphrey, who has taken over Miss Wootton's thankless job. She tried to give me an idea about what our former classmates have been doing. As you know, several members of our class became teachers. Most of our teachers remained in the Reidsville school system. Sue Allison, Pat Dietch, and Janet Wise are working in the elementary grades, while Frances Tysinger and Harriet Davis are at the junior high school. Joan McCullen has become the able principal of our old alma mater. CBoy, I'm glad I went to high school when I didlj Diane Keens is the new gym teacher, Tommie Ward now conducts the chorus, and Maestro Larry Murphy has replaced poor Mr. Moore as band director. Linda Dodson and Cliff Baggett are both members of the U. N. C. fac- ulty. Did you know that Billy Dove and Paul Smith have finally gotten control of General Motors? I under- stand they are planning to revolutionize the automobile industry. I'm afraid that David Diamond, who recently won the Indianapolis 500, will have to be weary of his old pals James Travis, Jimmy Setliff, G. T. Collie, and Carroll Garrett. They are now the law in the Reidsville area. Many of the girls in our class have become successful secretaries and homemakers. Grey Walker, Jo Ann Vawter, Betty Lou Wright, and Geraldine Stone do commerical work for businesses in the Reids- ville area. Frances Teague, Connie Knowles, and Kitty Moore are working in your neck of the woods. Betty Johnson is girl Friday for Frank Duncan, owner of Rand Shoes Inc. and Joyce Simpson is working for the governor of Utah. Ellen Williams married her M. D. Ann Bailey, Jamie Borland, Ferra Jo Hall, Ann Gunn, Annie Lee Bray, Libby Stone, Mary Anne Billingsley, Carolyn Carter, Vivian Rowe, Hazel Echols, Elaine Clark, Qalso teaches musicj, Becky Lovelace, and Nancy Peoples are all happily married. Charles Anna Walker, Toneka Gann, Sandra Delapp, Gloria Murray, and Joyce McKinney are secretaries for their own busy husbands. Mac Chapman always said that he'would be a big hit---he's now a champion fighter. I understand he bent a few teeth in a recent bout. He had to avoid orthodontist Frank Rakestraw during the whole reunion. Lawrence Warf, who started out as a dimestore manager, now owns the chain he formerly worked for. I am sending you a clipping from the London Times. It tells all about the new commerce building that architect Bobby Pugh designed. Betti Bramlett is now chairman of the board of Bell Telephone Co. Several of the boys in our class have successful service careers. Jerry McBryde is a marine, Lyn- wood Sheridan and Jerry Bray are air force pilots, Cary Ware is an army man, and Bobby Childrey is in the navy. CI wonder if he ever did learn to swim.l Do you remember how Betsy Burton used to tell us that she would be our class's first jail bird ? She fell short of her goal and became a commercial artist instead. I always knew Pender Grogan would replace Bob Hope. He and Carol Keith, the big star at Warner Brothers', are doing a picture together. Shirley Moran and Sandra Clymer have opened a new beauty shop in Denver. Donnie Chilton is the world's most famous big game hunter. Jerry Smothers is now president of the American Medical Association. Joyce Watt and Linda Gardner are medical technicians. Lloyd Smith is a medical records librarian and Carolyn Williams is an X-ray technician. Maxine Thomas, Mary Turner, Maxine Thore, Barbara Whitfield, and Toni Chaney twho went to the Congo as a missionaryl are all nurses. Cecil Ivey, Danny Somers, and Tom Hardy are big business men. They own the liveliest resort in Las Vegas. Joe Niemczura whose book HOW TO PLAY SNEAKY POKER is well over the three million mark, also lives in Las Vegas. Tommy Balsley surprised everyone by becoming a Wall Street Stockbroker. I wish Mr. Whittenton could see him now! Don Holiday is now directing his ovsm Dixieland group. Ronnie Brown has become a diesel mechanic. John Foil, a botony professor at State College, is doing research for the government these days. Glenda Smith is an airplane hostess. Nancy Chilton and Sarah Jo Coates are serving humanity as social workers. Faye Pegram and Danny Rudd, our class's only two lawyers, are both campaigning for public office. Our class can boast of quite a few engineers. Mark Horne has become one of the country's leading nuclear experts. Melvin Strickland, James Colvin, Tommy Stevens, and Jerry Standahl, our electrical outlits, have charged their way to fame. Robert Osborne has a top position with Canco, as does Claude Somers with Boeing Aircraft. Sammy Gibbs and Roger Travis have recently completed a hugh irrigation project on the Congo River. I understand that Jim Melvin uses his great professional pull everyday. He has become a dentist. Johnny Dixon, who always wanted to become a boolie , now owns Churchhill Downs in Kentucky. Janet Link is a professional camp counselor in Washington State. Several R.S.H. graduates are in the literary field. Gene Hunt is a U.P.I. foreign correspondent. Frank Montgomery is sports editor for the Review. Susan Manring's new book is just off the press. Alanson Huntsberry is a library administrator in Charlotte. Lastly, there are Billy Herndon and Reather Hinson. These two long ago decided to be professional bums. One of them, however, inherited quite a lot of money. Now they're the richest bums in the state. I hope we'll be able to see each other at our next class reunion in 1982. Sincerely, Gertrude 105 5 'Hx l 2 U ,125 ff? Qs ,f ,ze 52 .ff-7 X 1 f K f fly ,ff Wfiff, ff-2 if if f -.-... Vw 44 I-'I I 1 '. 1 1 i I' We T. fi K. H., f- 1' .,..-f v N Z1 , 'W 5, R 1 1 W I R K 5 X X x ' I -.. 'r- i M fry, W M ' 'if' ' 3 wx.- ' .gf 5 V . . . X , x f .Q X , 'Q fc W A V' I x 73' 4 f . , 'K f V Md' Q ggg? Bin QQ . E K 'ar'-4-- gguiz ' Q kg f -il lin I K5-. 'V' HONOR STUDENTS 'P 6-1 The five Seniors pictured here have maintained an average grade of 96 or above for their four years in high school. GERTRUDE, KLENNER VALEDIC TORIAN REBECCA HUMPHREY SALUTATORIAN MELVIN STRICKLAND TONEKA GANN LINDA DODSON ,--M I OUR CREED To train our minds and learn all we can, To understand and love our fellowman, To do our best in everything we do With faith in God and in our country, too. As the Reidsville Senior High graduates of '62, These are the goals which we will pursue. May we have the strength to reach our goals That our lives with happiness and fullness unfold. -Becky Humphrey POSTSCRIPT The threshold past, The door once closed, It n'er will open again. The years that we have ended Like smoke have fled away, But yet they live And always will In memory---each day. Editor's note: Many hours, days, weeks, and months have been spent in pre- paration of this, your 1962 RENOCASHI. Without the help of my adviser and the staff this annual would not have been possible. I do hope that you, my Reidsville Senior High c1assmates,enjoy this yearbook as much as I enjoyed working on it for you. Sarah Jo Coates Editor H2 GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS of REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL f lUCKY STRIKE AND PAll MAll THE AMERICAN TUBACCU CUMPANY I FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASS'N SAVINGS - LOANS 4? 510, O00 Insured Congratulations Q HWHATIS COOKING DOC? to The 1962 Classes of Reidsville High M-M-Movuzsz from K2 --M-M-MAN, THE REIDSVILLE REVIEW ROCKINGHAM coUNTY's ONLY DAILY THEY'RE THE BEST! I. A ' Enjoy Them At The Wi W ROCKINGHAM THEATRE MIDWAY DRIVE IN THEATRE BIG APPLE FOOD STORES HUDSON-LESTER HARDWARE Sz BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Devoe Paints-Hardware and Building Materials G-E Appliances Reidsville, North Carolina x Cnc noun l1lHRTIllIllna me I-me in nav cmnim C9 240 S. Scales Street Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of LANE'S SHOE STORE Shoes for Every Member of the Family Phone DI 9-3018 DI-9- 8705 Reidsville, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS I Compliments of Compliments of REIDSVILLE FINANCE CO- BRooKsIDE INDUSTRIES, INC. DI 9-7031 WE SELL THE EARTH AND RENT THE TOWN an d Insure Everything WILLIAM C. STOKES AND COMPANY, INC. 225 Gilmer Street GAS UNDERWOOD FURNITURE CO. takes the Work Out of housework Dial DICKQHS 937068 Burlington Road J. B. Underwood-Reidsville, N. C. N C GAS SERVICE Compliments Natural Gas The Modern Miracle Fuel of DIDDLEY 212 South Scales Street SIGHNQDISITCH I would like to serve you for any of your jewelry needs MEET ME THE JEWEL BOX WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVER AND CHINA Congratulations and Best Wishes for Continued Success GLOBE UNION, INC W0lE CREEK GOLF ClUB Daily Fee and Yearly Membership Professional - - Max Thore BANK 0E REIDSVIllE NORTH CAROLINA'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 CAROLINA APOTHECARY Phone Dlckens 9-8221 When You Think of SHOES Go To STRADER'S SHOE STORE Q24 Mfm Office Equipment- Gifts- Books Dickens 9-3431 Monument Square Reidsville, N. C. HOME FURNITURE COMPANY We furnish the home completely Telephone DI- 9- 4378 112 Scales Street Compliments of clTTY FUNERAL HOME Modern Funeral Chapel -A 24 hr. Completely Air-Conditioned ':lNi.1.QViSTABLlgHE Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service -' ,X wwf, Phone Dlckens 9-3361 H. T. PRYOR Building Contractor Key and Lock Service P. O. Box 1013 301 S. W. Market Street Reidsville, North Carolina Students ! Meet Your - at.. THE SWEET SHOP THE MUTUAL BUILDING ANE LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings - Home Loans Roach Building 233 West Gilmer Street Reidsville, North Carolina C ON GRATULATIONS SE NIORS SHORT SUGAR'S NO. I 8. NO. 2 South Scales Street Reidsville, North Carolina Compliments of . L. GREEN COMPANY INCORPORATED 227 S. Scales St. The Friendly Store of Values WILLIAMS MOTEL 20 Rooms Room Phones - T. V. -Air- Conditioning Restaurant Adjoining Phones Dlckens 9-7500 U. S. Highway 29 By-pass Reidsville, North Carolina SANDS FURNITURE COMPANY Mrs. Mary W. Martin, Owner Furniture- Carpets-Rugs Stoves-Ranges All Electric Appliances Telephone DI 9- 5621 323 South Scales Street REIDSVILLE CAMERA SHOP Cameras - Projectors Film - Darkroom Supplies Fast, Dependable Film Developing Service Bob Grogan - Owner Phone DI-9-4516 203 Gilmer Street Reidsville, North Carolina DEPENDABLE SERVICE DRUG STORES FAMOUS FOR PRESCRIPTIONS RENTZ Oll COMPANY Grads Who Know - Buy Sunoco GASOLINE FUEL o1L L. W. Rentz DI 9-8228 Jimmy Thompson BIG Blll BOTTLING COMPANY m .pw nm' I 'in rm X,-i ' 'WOVE N Burlington INTO THE x LIFE OF AMERICA As the world's leading textile manufacturing organization, Burlington Industries and its member companies produce an amazing array of fabricsfor 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. Burlington'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 ,NDUSWES Executive Offices Greensboro, North Carolina 'k 817 LINDSEY STREET 'k 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 Leaksvi11e,N. C. - MA 3-2650 Madison, N. C. - 759 REIDSVIllE BLOCK COMPANY G Start Your Future On A Solid Foundation . . . With Solite Blocks Herbert Ware, Owner Phone Dlckens 9-6485 Reidsville, North Carolina GRAHAM'S, INC. Smart Wearing Apparel for Women and Misses Telephone DI- 9- 3 570 KING MOTOR CO. Plymouth-De Soto- Valiant Studebaker Cars for Everyone Phone DI-9-7027 614 South Scales Street NEW LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS, INC. JONES OIL COMPANY SERVICE STATION y9T'Ic44 ONE CALL ...emi It pleases us to Serve You 4 1, claw 'E WASHABH g CLEANS ALL Freeway Drive Q .Q K ... 'Om' Phone D1-9-4881 DI. 9-7286 618 S. Scales Street WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE owned by W. A. WASHBURN REIDSVILLE GROCERY CO. Wholesale Grocers Since 1896 STADLER-ALDRIDGE RADIO 8. T.V. COMPANY Your R. C. A. Victor Authorized Dealer R.C.A. - Hi-Fi - Radios - T. V.'s Zenith Sales and Service G. E. Appliances Phone DI-9- 7058 KING 8. LEE I 8. 2 ESSO SERVICE Agents For Standard Oil Products 209'S. W. Market Street Phones DI 9-3377, DI 9-9189 and DI 9-3048 Compliments of W.C. BIll BOOKER Complete Insurance Service A d B ld g Ph DI k 9 5332 SOUTHEASTERN INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED PROCESSORS OF SYNTHETIC FIBERSTOCKS Compliments of REIDSVILLE A WWII ,LJIIX cocA-coLA IIII1 II CQMPANY ' , FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RElDSVIllE 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 BElK-STEVENS COMPANY Phone DI-9-7572 Tv- -54 P 5, 96 I 1 I GTK?- Reidsvi11e's Leading Department Store 5 oi' Meet your Friends At THE STYLE CENTER Everything for the Modern Miss M. E. ADAMS ADAMS ElECTRIC COMPANY LINK BROS. PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND MOTORS Dial Dlckens 9-4301 Reidsville, North Carolina Day Phone Dlckens 945283 Night Phone Dlckens 9-4250 Reidsville, North Carolina EGGLESTON BROTHERS Oll CO. ACCESSORY JOBBERS . DISTRIBUTORS PURE OIL PRODUCTS Ambulance Semce WILKERSON FUNERALUHOME Phone Dlckens 9-4341 1? SE DI 9-8231 DI 9-8231 412 N. Scales Reidsville, North Carolina ,, N CONGRATULATIONS 8a BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 SUUTHEAST LEAD CUMPANY Telephone DI-9-3364 Leaksville Road-Rt. 87 Reidsville, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS FROM TRENT'S RECORD CENTER Finest in Records and Phonographs Where Music Lovers and Friends Meet Dial Dlckens 9-3043 ROCKINGHAM snzvlct Home of Quality Farm Supplies Feed Grinding and Mixing 209 Harrison Street COY'S BEAUTY SALON Coy H. Bolick, Jr. Phone DIN9-9243 REED-CREWS PRINTING COMPANY OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS SEE US FOR YOUR DUPLICATING JOBS Dial Dickens 9-7410 221 Settle Street THE LAURIE SHOP CONGRATULATIONS I CLASS of '62 THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF REIDSVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL bids you good fortune in future years. Compliments of C OLE 'S JEWE LERS 222 Settle St. Rose's 59? - 1012 25C - Store Shop and Save at ROSE'S With Best Wishes From REIDSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY Where Most Folks Buy Built By Satisfied Customers DIXON 'S SHOE SHOP MCKINNEY AND HOLDERBY Watches and Jewelry Magnavox T.V. 's WATCH REPAIRING 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 Sz DI 9-4900 GILMORE'S BEAUTY SHOP 905 Heron Street Dial DI 9-8160 Complete Cosmotologists Compliments of BURTON FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES, INC. Complete Household Furnishings Phone DI-9-4511 1318 South Scales Street Reidsville, North Carolina REIDSVILLE SUPERETTE We Deliver 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 Une societe de beaucoup d'activities mais surtout fiere de ses conseillers de 1'avenir-R.H.S. I ' REIDSVILLE CHAMBER OF CGMMERCE 'A community of many assets, but particularly proud of its leaders of the future-R.H.S.! WILLIAMS 81 COMPANY The Man's Store since 1873 Extends Congratulations to The Class of '62 FINE FOOD I AT BEDELL'S GRILL 638 South Scales Street P.A. DRUM LUMBER CO. Dial Dickens 9-8445 Burlington Road Reidsville, N. C. Lumber and Building Supplies Compliments of THE DEMOLAY T0 THE CLASS OF 1962 Cliff Baggett .... Master Councilor Danny Rudd ..... Senior Councilor Carroll Garrett . . . Junior Councilor John Foil ........... Treasurer Don Holiday . . . ....... Scribe Sandra Clymer . . . . . . Sweetheart Best Wishes From LOVE TRACTOR SALES Reidsville, North Carolina R. M. GILLIE GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES VIGORO We Deliver We Love The Lions Radio Station W F R C Your A. B. C. Station ROBERTA'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion Phone DI-9-6154 722 South Scales Street LElNWAND'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- 5011 H. 8. H. CLOTHING CO. We clothe the family on credit 105 S. Scales Street Reidsville, North Carolina ussn Auto PARIS 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 WILLIAMS-TRUll COMPANY Wholesale Distributor Ireco Portable Sprinkler Irrigation Systems Reidsville, North Carolina BEST WISHES to THE SENIOR CLASS DAVIS PHARMACY 230 Gilmer Street W. W. MAC STORES CFormerly Lewis' Store? For Values Galore CITY DRY CLEANERS Phone DI 9-6143 Reidsville, North Carolina REIDSVILLE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO., INC. Sanitary Laundry Sanitone Dry Cleaning Phone Dlckens 9-7044 Compliments of A. A. WALKER Air - Conditioning Plumbing and Heating Phone DI- 9- 563 4 Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY 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 W sg.. HOOPER 81 MOORE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1962 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 Compliments of MARK'S SHOE SHOP 232 S. Scales St. MAC'S BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Chattie M. Knight Ovimer 106 Washington Ave. Reidsville, North Carolina WAGONER ELECTRIC SL RADIO CO. Electrical Contracting Raymond Wagoner 222 Gilmer St. -Dial Dlckens 9-4363 AMOS WELDING MACHINE SHOP UNDERWOOD RADIO gl T.V. SERVICE Motorola Auto, Radios Sales and Service LOANS Consolidated Credit Corporation 109 South Scales St. Reidsville, North Carolina REDDY SEES FUR YUU A BRILLIANT FUTURE! N l ' gk y I XX Q 4 S, A ..-:P ' st 1 x, . ' j v E N 9 ms, ,A f x X ta 'S Q if t --- Y. .4 X .. QA in X A ' ' ' , X551-.a'9 '-, ,-' -'-. - 5 .gi -' I La ig- .V--, ,111-Q in 'lil vm llo 5- 4 A .H ,.. Qc on.. ' ' is A I We hope it will be right here in the Piedmont Carolinas where agriculture becomes more productive, industrial and c u lt ural opportunity greater every year. Electric Service will be waiting - Plenfiful in amount. low in cost. DUKE POWER COMPANY 1 1 .-1 lUCKY CITY MOTORS, INC Ford- Falcon- Thunderbird Phone Dickens 9-6441 526 S. Scales St. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Since 1930 Reidsville, North Carolina I D E A l C A B C O . 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. Morehead St. Reidsville, North Carolina I CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS OF 1962 Compliments of PHI DElTA Pl SURORITY Carol Keith -- President Joyce Watt --- Vice-Pres. Doris Walker -- Secretary Betsy Alston -- Treasurer Becky Humphrey - Project Chairman Sarah Jo Coates - Social Chairman THE ENLARGED 1961 World Book ENCYCLOPEDIA First in Sales . . . Quality . . . Leadership :lf it i ' -- vw .- 711 .I ,fl ' 1 ff, L jg? -j 7. P, qv 20 Volumes -A l n Y' I 22,400 unosrraraons Modern, exciting, thor- oughly accurate, freshly up to date . . . fitting words that best describe World Book. Dramatic examples from the 1961 edition are the new President article and the biography of John F. Kennedy, our thirty-fifth. World Book ENCYCLOPEDIA President Red Binding 20 Volumes. . . S159 S10 down-S6 a mfath .INORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIAX CHILDCRAFT MRS. ELSIE F. HERNDON District Manager P. O. 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