Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

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Life ' s Scattered Pieces Collect the pines, blooms, long lost ingredients of nature; think how they are supposed to fit together. Is this how it should look? smell? feel? If so, Put them in that order. Pick up life ' s beautiful pieces and put them together. Collect the ingredients of nature; Think, reason, plan, try, love. Sandra Finch Upper left: Graduates solemnly wait in line. Left: Anticipating the future .. . Above: Members of the Daisy Chain lead the way for seniors. Student Life — 27

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The Highest Eight Marshals for 1976 were chosen on the basis of scholastic averages. The eight juniors with the highest academic averages were selected to pass out programs and to usher at school activities. At graduation exercises marshals assisted in the distribution of diplomas and awards. 26 — Marshals

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£y -W- H SUX. oJ y rt Cu !L 5 a-©-- Q ' j— TTl . Q rrrf ' 3 JQ.JL+ S - OKLAHOMA . JUL jui . m k ' Krlists Liked Boxing and Partying iLJjuJL An unusual addition was made to the Homecoming Parade with the Art Club ' s animated floats . Members ¥ walked along the streets artistically disguised with boxes as Betsy Ross, Uncle Sam, a football player, ram, and liberty bell. The club also went on a field trip to the YMCA to view the art on display, and they planned a visit to the Scholas¬ tic Art Awards at UNC-G in February. Sherri Walker, pres- lxHL ident, claimed that the best part of the year was Christmas. The club gave Ms. Carle a surprise party. «l There were fifteen people there, and enough food for fifty, she said. CrrCCX Right: Art Club Officers: Ruth Walker, Secretary; Sherri Walker, President; Fred Pierce, Treasurer; Not Pictured: Janet Gibbs, Vice- President Front: Janet GibbsTSherri Walker, Cynthia Tuttle, Johnny Robertson, Brenda Klubert ;’Second Row: Phillip Woods, Ms. Third Row: Jeff Coggins, Fred Pierce; Fourth Row: Cindy Burkhart, Rodney Tuttle ' iU. M SjutiiuL 7 - JU sMr J - - : 28 — Art Club