Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

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Above: Hats were seen virtually everywhere on campus. Below: Mrs. Woods must be absent, or else Dennis Lam¬ beth would not be sporting the stocking cap. Individual Expression—Hats If girls can wear scarves and bandannas, we can wear hats. That was how it all started. Stocking caps were the favorite, with cowboy hats and tarns following. Despite objections, hats were worn in classrooms by many students. Several teachers asked that they be removed, which, of course, they were, but only after a minimal amount of mumbling. Their purpose to express individuality was never quite clear to some. But to those who wore them, they were very much a part of their personalities. 18 — Student Lite

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h v -Cyuj. hjow ecu ljbu3 (jtjun a u nJLd CMtV W AyurfL . TOP: Patches on leans were usually needed, but sometimes they were just a part of the fad. LEFT: Donna Giles .. . Soxy Lady ABOVE: leans, socks, patches, and leather jewelry were popular. Student Life 77

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—a—wifif i ■HBH HB9 Left: Jerry Slade says, Check this turkey with the hat Right: James Dalton ' s image reflects his individuality. Above left: Daniel Exum without his hat is like a chair without its queen Student Life — 79