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

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93705 EHZ SOKLTET An adviser to the teachers and the students, Claude R. Joyner has directed the school activities in R. I. Reynolds High School for six years. As principal he always takes an interest in the problems of the students, attempting to ful- fill their requests and desires in the light of their own needs. He is at present vice-president of the Citv AAI High School Principals and serves as a director of the North Carolina Board of Education.

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Klflfa 670,12 O JVC 1555 Always on the job-always ready to help students with some new project or with one of those chemistry experi- ments, Mr. Buch has come to be respected and admired by all who know him, both in the class room and in the Ushers and Metric Science clubs. To Mr. W. S. Buchanan we can do no less than dedicate this annual.

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:Ra lzofcfz aczufh Every cloud has its silver lining, and these members of the History department must nave found the bright side of the European situation. Bfliss Nlollye Wilcox is proving her point to Misses Ianie Weaver, Irene jones, and Mary Snipes. Shadows on the wall are left to right C. Bunn, Miss Rebecca Kerr, and Ioby Hawn. Mr. Bunn seems uncertain about the math he is teaching next period, while Miss Kerr calmly faces another session of English and Coach l'lawn's mind wanders to civics, 'These bookish looking people are members of the English department who have gathered in the Library to discuss mutual problems in teaching literature. They are fseated left to rightj Miss Mary Wiley, head of the English department: Miss Hazel Stephenson, Miss Lucille Edwards, Miss Ruth Troutman, Miss Elizabeth Kapp, Miss Emma Kapp, and Miss Mae Kreeger. The lady punching the alligator in the ribs is none other than Miss Kathryn Emmart, who proves her bravery to Miss Flossie lVIartin, Ioseph T. Pfohl, and Marvin Ward of the Science department. E755