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

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A BAND The Band at Reynolds High is an important school activity. Members are promoted to the A band from the lower bands according to ability and industry. The band plays at chapel programs throughout the year, often renders civic services, and parades and exhibits letter formations at football games. During the past year they played at the Duke-Wake Forest game, the dedication of the new stadium, at the Carolina-V. P. I. game at Chapel Hill, and at the post-season game between Mora- vian and Appalachian State College here. They also played and marched in several parades in the city. Annually it enters the State Music Contest at Greensboro both in the group and individual divisions. Several members represented the Reynolds Band in the All-State Band, composed of the ablest members chosen from schools through- out the state. There are approximately 50 musicians in the HA band. Every year the A band is seriously handicapped by the loss of senior members: however it con- tinues to be one of the outstanding music organizations of the state. Ioseph T. Pfohl is conductor. in-gf

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-...gg OCCUPATIONS AND READERS DIGEST CLUBS- With an eye to the future the Occupations Club studies vocations from all walks of life and the Readers Digest Club digests the most interesting articles from all magazines. METRIC SCIENCE CLUB- A pound of feathers is heavier than a pound of gold -at least that's what they tell us. Anyway, they experiment and study to find the more interesting and unusual facts of science. Membership is open only to excep- tionally good science students in their junior or senior years. COLLEGE CLUB'-No, they're not working their way through college-the club is a group of senior girls, organized to study various colleges that interest them. Dur- ing the last term they have considered new vocational fields for women. 'waizgzff

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F 42 it ,N 1 N 9 il y Q ' f X if 1 s i E www ABBITT AND DOBSON ETIQUETTE CLUBS-The do's and don't's of etiquette are brought out in the programs presented in their club periods on Thurs- day mornings. These clubs are composed of 'freshmen and sophomore students. REYNOLDS HI PLAYERS- In this business of playmaking they make play out of work -Among their accomplishments for this year were the presentation of Skid- dingn, a three-act play, in the fall and the sponsoring of Dramatic Night, three one- act plays presented by the three upper classes, in the spring. The over-whelming achievement of the season was the original play, Shirt-Tail Boy , by W. P. Cov- ington lll, which was produced by the Reynolds Hi Players and won three first prizes in the state-wide Playwriting Contest and Drama Festival held at Chapel Hill. 'i:l25s6g