Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

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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

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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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Insane Ladies and Intoxicated Mice Entertain Wfo f 7 . I Jw g ' j M-M “ I: I Alcoholic mice and murderous old ladies filled the stage of the new audito- rium with their comical an- tics in the two one-act plays presented by the Drama Club. The Mice Have Been m Trinking Again and Any Body for Tea were both student directed plays, | though members agreed p that Mr. Bell contributed tremendously to the pro¬ ductions. The Drama ( Classes also assisted by doing the technical work and set construction. President of .•«tWS i ub .- Hugh Hodgin W$ |j claimed that he enjoyed all of it, but that the best part of the plays was the cast party we had afterwards. The dramatists also made plans to perform a musical and participate in statewide competition. L V ' S P Left: Any Body for Tea adds wrinkles and gray Hodgin. Below: Carl Ferguson sets the mood for a scene. Drama Club Officers: Cindy Burkhart, Secretary; Hugh Hodgin, President; Den¬ nis Chapmon, Vice-President; Ginger Thompson, Treasurer Drama Club — 29