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

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sung? cyst! izofcfi acufft Miss Virginia Buckles, a new addition to the Reynolds faculty, trains the future prima donnas of the Tvletropolitan when she isn't teaching English. Looking as if he were in a brown study, Hatcher P. Story looks over the possi- bilities of his Public speaking students as debators. He is the coach and inspiration of the debators. Frederick Elrick is the man whose capable leadership in the printshop has brought its rating up to that of one of the best in North Carolina. E. H. Stinson is shown putting to practice his subject, mechanical drawing. The de- signs and draping of the decorations for the last two Iunior-Seniors were under his supervision, The versatile coach for girls athletics is Miss Dorothy Knott. She is also a civics and history instructor. Do you know him? He teaches wood work in the little green house in the front of the school. It's Millard Iackson.

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s X W Q Q ,gain NYQQ ,., E E F s 5 was S ww wwf ps, f X fsylzofcfs Q-acufft The backbone of the publications-Mrs. Mary Sterling Swain and L. W. Crowell. The former supervises the literary Work of the Pine Whispers and Black and Gold along with her duties as an English teacher. The latter is in complete charge of the advertising side of this work in addition to his teaching in the math department. The maker of hoinernakers-Nliss Ardena Morgan. She not only oversees the mak- ing of garments, but also teaches home nursing, interior decoration, and child care. Dietitian for 16 years-Miss Rosa Tinder, Her wise planning and capable supervi- sion of the meals has added greatly to the rating of the cafeteria. Librarian Knights-Misses Elizabeth Flynn and Ola Maye Nicholson. They rescue Students from unknowns of the library by their ever-ready suggestions and helpful assistance. Directors of Dramas-Mrs. Marjorie Stephenson and Miss Elizabeth Brookes. As coach and business manager of the Reynolds I-li Players, respectively, both are well known for their aid in the production of Various plays throughout the year. 'i:77sf

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fgaynofdi gacufft ln her natural surroundings Miss Ruth Helmich whips up a I-lelmich special. She not only teaches girls cooking fundamentals but also all steps necessary to become a model housewife. ' Mrs. Elizabeth Blakemore, specializes in introductory high school work and is shown above displaying the bulletin board work. Slaving over her books which is necessary for the bookkeeper of all school projects, Miss Bess Ivey, also commercial teacher, does not even take time to smile at the cameraman. To the right is Miss Anna Lula Dobson, dean of girls, head of commercial department, and manager of supply room, Fortified by books of all shapes and descriptions pertaining to government or voca- tions, Miss Gladys Moore works with a will. She teaches history and sociology, and is vocational guidance director. Miss Doris Voss, known to students as Doris is Mr. Ioyners private secretary. When you're good, she's very, very nice, but when youre bad, she's horrid. 'mngzff'