South High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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'KRS ! SENIOR HI-Y From left to right: Clay, Vdwlcr, VVclff1rc, Stcwuu, Edcns. Engllslm. Fxslml, Flynl, G. Hendrix, M. Hendrix. Hine, Hinshaw. Hgmeycurt, Innes, McCollum, Reece, Rose, Sauls, Shore, Smith. Spainhour, Thompson, Wilson. VVhitlow, B. Vawlcr, Trotman. Pf49C11if1Cfy-fight REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL

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GIRL RESERVES First row: Queensbury, Angelo, Batton. Miller, Rousseau, Garvey, White, Lineback, Second row: Gaither. Gwaltney, Ernest, Burohette, Nunn, Harnrick, Tuttle, Truluck. Rhodes. Third row: Garner, English, Parrish. Davis, Roberts, Gosselin. Prevost, Lipe, Hine, Henley, Angel. Charles. Fourth row: Wall, Wertz, Taylor, Brown, Gaines, Scholtes. Rhodes, Phelps, Fifth row: Mangum, Reece, lohnson, Pfahf, Duranso. Baynes, Bacon, Gosselin, Martin, Holton, Krites. Sixth row: Avery. Horn, O'Brien. Cahill, McGi1irL, Smith, Swing, Miclyette, Spainhour, Bain. Sevcnth row: Bagby, Tippett, Brunt, Harrison, Craft, Austin, Hutchison, Coleman, Simons, Miss Weaver, Miss Kreeger. Eighth row: Davis, White, Chandler, Smith. Nelson, MCClung, Crowell, lohnson. Ninth row: Barnes, Mullin, Spainhour, Stokes, Spach, Neely, Bowen, 0'Neal, Ward, Shamel. Davis, Neal. Tenth row: Bynum, Smithdeal, Yates, Fulton, Palmer, Minnis, Lewis, Patterson, Nalley. Eleventh row: Vv'ilkinson, Iohnson, Martin, Morgan, Weaxfil, Ring, Moore. Page ninety-seven

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First Row: Garvey. Drum Major: DeLaney, Disher, Shore. Angel, Watkins, Hardesty, Petter, Nading, B. Cahill. I- Fishel, Hancock. Coston: Second Row: Ioyce. Thompson. Steel. Cook. W. Shore, Smith, Bowers. Nal- ley. Ashburn. Hedrick, Vance, Mr. I. T. Pfohl, Director, Ragland: Third Row: Kerns, McCuiston. Speas, Hardin, Hege, M. Thompson, A. Speas, VVhitlow, Paschal, Newsome, Montgomery: Fourth Row: Tilley, Linville. Pfaff, Holtshouser. Petree. Stewart, Fishel. A BAND The Reynolds High A Band of this term has a National and State Rating in class Its activities consist of reg- ular playing at chapel exercises, parad- ing at football games, participating in civic parades, rendition of concerts in the schools, representing civic clubs at conventions, marching with other guest bands at college football games, and competition in the state music festivals. Every year the band suffers a great loss of its best players. It will lose thirty valuable players by graduation this year. This great loss is felt most keenly at the opening of each new school year. Therefore, substitutes must be prepar- ed in the B band. Beginners must start in a summer school or by private enter- prise. To bridge the gap from beginner BLACK AND GOLD to substitute in the B band, a C band has been founded most effectively, to impart the necessary training leading up to the rank of substitute. It is the school's wish to build-up a great band each year-one which will be able to equal competitors--namely, the A high schools of the state. The Civitan Club boosted the A Band by sponsoring a concert for buying new uniforms. They also took the A Band to the Civitan State Convention in Greensboro. Acting as the official band of the Lions Club, the Reynolds High group attended the District Lions Convention in Charlotte. The School Board has recognized the services of players by awarding half- credit. Page ninetx nin