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

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REYNOLDS HAPS AND MISHAPS FOR '38-'39 Sept. 16-The old bell rings again and it isn't the Liberty Bell. lt's school once more for Reynolds students. Sept. 19-Those peppy personalities Bonnie Angelo, Mary Louise Rousseau, Edna Sprunt, Thornton Rose, Buddy Yates, and Henry Welfare are elected cheerleaders. Sept. 27- Ku Klux Klan marches again-l-lonor Society inducts 14 new members. Oct. 3--Pink lemonade flows freely through our veins as the fair hits the town and students are out for the day. Oct. 22-Ssssssssss-Boom! Our new Bowman Gray Memorial Stadium is dedicated at Duke-Wake Forest game. Oct. 28-Black Demons defeat our mightiest city rivals. South Hi Bantams, 40-6. Oct. 31-Goblins and spooks fly at the Halloween Parade as Mr. Bunn leads the HC Band. Nov. 3-S. I. P. A. delegates leave for a not-to-be-forgotten week- end at Washington and Lee Uni- versity. Nov. 4-Bahnson Gray is elected president of North Carolina Stu- dent Council Congress. Nov. 6-Seniors show appreciation for teachers efforts by dedicating the annual to W. S. Buchanan. Nov. 13-Girl Reserves hold impres- sive ceremony at Centenary Meth- odist Church to induct new mem- bers. Nov.l7-Reynolds studes turn out in buses to see the Demons lose the most heart-breaking and exciting game of the year to the Purple Whirlwinds at Greensboro by a score of 19-14. Nov. 18-Major Bowes has nothing on R. R.-House sponsors ama- teur hour. Nov. 23-Gobblers beware!! Rey- nolds studes are out for Thanks- giving holidays. izl-1-85 010-v1+41o4:vo1v41v4Qr o1r41v4Qr41oo:o4:oocqq 4:vo:ooQocQso:o1va:oo1s4Qs13ooQv41oo1o:oo:oo:oo:oo3 :Iv-ioobsotr INSURANCE DEP,-XR'l'h1l'IN'l' XVACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. ALL FORBIS OF INSURANCE AND BONDS TICLEPHONIQ H181 iviooioxaopoamvwxoaxooioiotwotvolobveiooiaaseqooqsisoiozvatooto o1o-41o4Qo3oQs:oo:v4:oa1vo:oo:so1oq1+o1o41o-411-4f:so:o4:oa1vo:sa1ro1v-via cwcauglaon Qusiness college Winston-Salem, N. C. A private educational institution that teaches business only Licensed by the Stale Board ol Commercial Education in North Carolina Member National Association of ACCREDITED COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS 632 West Fourth Street Telephone 2-0121 WON'T YOU EEN N ETT - LEWALLEN CO. oruabooqoaq-sono o:vo:o-o:vo:o-o:soQoo1eqoo:s4:so:o49v4bo4:v4:s4:oo:e- aqvaioqvoroaqoxoiooaoaiabsoxroxvoboobooiaqsioioaiisoioqsoioi SILVERS STORE Trade and Liberty Streets We Appreciate Your Patronage 424:oo:oa:.-1a:oo:o414Qo4:vo:+4:s4Qoo:o4Qvo:oo:o4:o414:oa:o4:o41 obo-abs 030 Ol

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The oldest center of higher education in this part of the state offers accredited courses in ARTS SCIENCES MUSIC TEACHER TRAINING Q x l i I QONDE N' For complete information, communicate with Dr. Howard E. Rondthaler, President, Salem College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina.