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In September, 1949, Miss Mary Susan Robertson became a member of the Reidsville High School faculty and adviser to the Senior Dramatics
Department. The students soon knew her as a personal friend and com- panion as well as a teacher. To Miss Robertson, who has been an inspiration to all her students, we, the Senior Class, proudly dedicate the 1951 Renocahi.
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Mr. E. C. Anderson Principal
Mr. C. C. Lipscomb
Superintendent of Reidsville City Schools
Mr. Jack Heffner
Secretary to the Superintendent
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First row. Miss Annie Anthony, Home Economics; Miss Kate Conley, Social Studies; Miss Lorene Crallc, Math; Miss Grace Frazier, French; Mrs. Thelma Glass, English; Mr. B. T. Gantt, Math.
Second row. Mrs. Avra Hester, Social Studies and Physical Education; Miss Mary Ellen Hobson, Librarian; Mr. J. L.
Holmes, Math; Mr. Hoy Isaacs, Social Studies and Physical Education; Mr. J. W. Knight, Science; Miss Marilyn McCol- lum, French and Social Studies. Third row. Mrs. Sue Montgomery, Latin; Miss Mary Susan Robertson, English; Miss Elizabeth Roper, Home Eco- nomics; Mr. R. G. Thrower, Industrial Arts; Miss Vivian Trevathan, Commercial Studies; Miss Marv Elizabeth Vaughn, Math and History. Fourth row. Mrs. Margaret Waddell, English; Mr. Clyde Wade, Band and Glee Club; Mr. S. F. Wells, Agriculture; Miss Anne Wootton, English and Guidance. E N I O R ^5 1
OFFICERS
Jimmy Hardy President Everett Smith Vice-President Charles Royster Treasurer Ann Way Secretary Miss Anne Wootton Adviser
Motto: "Live and learn' Colors: Green and White Flower: Gardenia Bobbie Jean Alcorn "Bobbie" Gilly Ann Andrews
French Club (2, 3, 4); Home "NlllJV" Club Economics (1, 2); Junior Junior Dramatic Club (1); Dramatic Lion Back- Club (1); Senior Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); ers Club (1, 2). I. ion Backers Club (1, 2j- Glee
Favorite Song—"We'll Work Club f I, 2); French Club (2, 3). Till Jesus Comes"; Favorite Pas- Favorite Song— "Mona Lisa"; time—Dating; Favorite Expression Favorite Pastime Going to anv -"Give!" kind of game; Favorite F.xprcs- sion—"Don'i Get Excited."
Mary Wallace Apple Nancye Arthur "Wally" Home Economics Club (1, 2, 4); Glee Club (1. 2); Bible Club Home Economics Club (1, 2); (2); Junior Dramatic Club French Club (2, 3); Lion Backers (1), Secretary (1); Senior Dramatic- Club (1, 2). Club (2, 3, 4); Lion Backers Favorite Song—"My Foolish Club (1, 2); French Club (2, 3); Heart"; Favorite Pastime— Danc- Superlative— Biggest Babv. ing; Favorite Expression—"Never Favorite Song — "Sentimental in this world!" Me"; Favorite Pastime— Swim- ming; Favorite Expression — "Hang."
Isabel Newman Blackburn "Inky"
Latin Club (1, 2); Home Eco- nomics Club Claude Vivian Barbee, Jr. (1, 2), Songleader "George" (2); Junior Dramatic Club (1); Senior Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Library Club (1); Junior Dra- Monogram Club (2, 3, 4); Su- matic Club (1); Football (1, 2); perlative—Most Athletic; Glee French Club (2, 3, 4); Senior Club (1, 2, 3, 4), President (3); Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Lion Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), County Backers Club (I, 2); Superlative Championship Team (2), All -Biggest Talker; Traffic and Fire- State Honorable Mention (3), drill Committee (3). Captain (4); Lion Backers Club Favorite Song—"Mona Lisa"; (1, 2). Favorite Pastime— Dancing; Fa- Favorite Song— "Dancing in vorite Expression — "Will vou the Dark"; Favorite Pastime- swear to that?" Singing; Favorite Expression— "Here's a short clue."
Marvin Vernon Bondurant "Bardo"
Junior Dramatic Club (1); Senior Dramatic Club (4); Pres- ident Sophomore Class; French Lou Ola Billingsley Club (2, 3, 4), President (4); "Lutie" Superlative—Best Looking; Mono- gram Club (2, 3, 4); Football Home Economics Club (1, 2); (2, 3, 4); Basketball (3, 4); French Club (2). Baseball (3, 4); Junior Rotarian Favorite Song — "Love Bug (4). Itch"; Favorite Pastime— Riding Favorite Song— "It Isn't Fair"; and driving; Favorite Expression— Favorite Pastime— Driving and "Beats the heck out of me." listening to the radio; Favorite Expression— "Is that right:''
E N I O R 5 1 Ila Sue Brown Bray, William Sears Jr. "Sue" "Bill" Home Economics Club (1, 2, Tallulah Falls Private School: 3, 4); Library Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Glee Club (1); Dramatics (1); Banks Countv High School: Glee Program Committee (1), Presi- Club (1): Dramatics (1). Colfax dent (4); French Club (2, 3); High: Vice-President of Sopho- Marshal (3); Publicity Commit- more Class; Glee Club (2); Na- tee (3); Superlative— Best Look- tional Beta Club (2), National Reporter (2}; Annual Illustrator ing; Chairman of Point Svstem (2). Reidsville High School: Glee Committee (4); Student Council Club (3, 4); Bible Club (4). (4). Favorite Song— "Because"; Fa- Favorite Song— "In the Still of vorite Pastime— Being alone with mv girl; Favorite Expression— the Night"; Favorite Pastime- "Good Gollv!" Reading; Favorite Expression— "What!"
Eugene Edward Bray "Shag" Latin Club (1, 2), President Peggy Anne Bunton (2); Library Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice-President (1); Junior Dra "Q. B." matic Treasurer Club (1), (1); Home Economics Club (1, 2); Home Room Representative (2); Superlative— Best School Spirited; Junior Dramatic Club (1); Glee Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary- Senior Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Treasurer (3); Senior Dramatics Library Club (4); Glee Club Club (2, 3, 4), President (4); (1, 2, 3); Social Committee (2); Debate Club (2, 3, 4); Bible Club (2), Treasurer (2); Lion French Club (2, 3, 4); Lion Backers Club (1, 2); N. C. H. S. Backers Club (1, 2). L. A. (2, 3, 4), Vice-President Dust"; (3), President (4); Publicity Favorite Song— "Star Committee (3); Chairman of Ra- Favorite Pastime— Dating and dio Committee (4); French Club dancing; Favorite Expression— (3, 4); Junior Rotarian (4). "How 'bout that!" Favorite Song— "How Deep is the Ocean"; Favorite Pastime- Talking and listening: Favorite Expression— "Good deal!"
Helen Penelope Cannon Philip Edward Carroll "Penny" "Phil" E. M. Holt High School: Vice- President of 4-H Club (1); Bible French Club (2, 3); Lion Club (1); Glee Club (1); Junior Backers Club (1, 2); Junior Dramatic Club (1). Pineland Varsity Football (1); Basketball College: Vice-President of Sopho- Chairman of Lost and Found more Class; B.T.U. Council (2), (4); Typist (2); Basketball (2); Glee Committee (4); Bible Club (4); Club (2); Junior Dramatic Club Chairman of Intramural Sports (2). Burlington High School: (4); Treasurer of Youth Tem- Diversified Occupations Club (3), Typist (3); Glee Club (3); perance Union (4); Library Club Senior Dramatic Club (3). Reids- (4); President Bible Club (4). ville High School: Glee Club (4); — Debate Club (4); Senior Dra- Favorite Pastime Playing matic Club (4); Publicity Com sports; Favorite Expression — mittee (4); Library Club (4). "That's tough." Favorite Song— "You're Won- derful"; Favorite Pastime— Play- ing "Canasta"; Favorite Expres- sion— "Cuttin' up and havin' fun!" Bareara Ann Carter "Bobbie"
Latin Club (1, 2), Typist of Varum (2); President of Junior Dramatic Club (1); Senior Dra- matic Club (2, 3, 4); Library Club (3, 4), Chairman of Book Committee (3); Glee Club (1, Aaron Kenneth Carlisle 2, 3), Publicity Agent (3); Lion "Ken" Backers Club (1, 2); Marshal (3); Chairman of Publicity Com- Favorite Song— "Peg o' Mv Heart"; Favorite Pastime—Driv- mittee (4); Activities Editor of ing; Favorite Expression— "Peggy!" Renocahi (4); Secretary to Principal (4); Superlative— Most Intellectual; Salutatorian (4).
Favorite Song — "Goodnight"; Favorite Pastime— Reading; Fa- vorite Expression— "Are you feel-
ing all right?"
E N I O R 5 1 Sarah Anne Childrey William Parrish "Sarado" Dalton, Jr. Junior Dramatic Club (1); "Billy" Lion Backers Club (1, 2); Home Economics Club (1, 2); French Library Club (1); Lion Back- Club (2, 3); Glee Club (1, 2, ers Club (2, 3); Baseball (4). 1, 4). Favorite Sony— "I'll Never be Favorite Song— "My Foolish Free"; Favorite Pastime— Sports; Heart"; Favorite Pastime— Ball Favorite Expression — "Get it, games and movies; Favorite Ex- Cat!" pression— "Mv gosh."
Carolyn Marie Chapmon Curtis Sterling Chilton "Dimples" "Curt"
Home Economics Club (1, 2); F.F.A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Football Traffic and Firedrill Committee (4). (3). Favorite Song— "Rainbow at Favorite Song— "Just When I Midnight"; Favorite Pastime- Needed You"; Favorite Pastime- Eating; Favorite Expression — Riding in a '40 Ford; Favorite "Fetch it!" Expression— "Got it made."
Sara Ann Clark "Sahara"
Home Economics Club (1, 2); John Osborne Citty Latin Club (1, 2); Junior Dra- "Osborne" matic Club (1); Senior Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Superlative- French Club (2, 3, 4); Lion Biggest Talker; Glee Club (1. 2); Backers Club (2, 3); Library Monogram Club (4); Lion Back- Club (4); Basketball (3, 4, 5, 6); ers Club (1, 2); Social Com- Glee Club (6); Monogram Club mittee (4); Renocahi Staff (4); C6). Band (3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, Favorite Song— "It Isn't Fair"; 3, 4). Favorite Pastime—Dating; Favor- Favorite Song— "Some Dav Mv ite Expression— "Shoot!" Prince Will Come"; Favorite Pas- time—Overnight Hiking; Favorite Expression— "I sav."
Julius Alvin Cooke Mary Lou Clark "Spanky"
"Pee Wee" Monogram Club (3, 4, 5);
Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Latin Baseball (2, 3, 4, 5), Co-Captain Club (1, 2); Home Economics (4), All-State (4); French Club Club (1, 2, 3); Library Club (2, 3); Band (2); Football (4, (1, 2, 3, 4); House and Grounds 5), All Western (4, 5), All State Committee (4); Lion Backers (5), Most Valuable Plaver (5); Club (1, 2); Superlative— Biggest Athlete of the Week (5); Honor- Flirt. able Mention, All American Foot- ball (4). Favorite Song— "It Isn't Fair"; Favorite Pastime— Dancing; Fa- Favorite Song— "Cupid's Boo- vorite Expression— "You'd do well gie"; Favorite Pastime—Shooting to!" pool. Favorite Expression — "\\ arch 'at stuff!"
E N I O R 5 1 Betty Jeanette Cox "Bets" Vice-President of Class (1); Willie Mae Eastwood Club 2, Lion Back- Glee (1, 3); "Bill" ers Club CI, 2); Bible Club Favorite Song— "Beyond the (2, 3, 4), President (2), Pianist Sunset"; Favorite Pastime—Read- (3); French Club (2, 3), Pro- ing; Favorite Expression— "You gram Chairman (3); Junior Dra- Know." matic Club (1). Favorite Song — "The Holy City"; Favorite Pastime— Reading; Favorite Expression — "Why?"
James Edward Faircloth "Jimmy" Glenn Douglas Secretary of Class (1); Foot- Dodson, Jr. ball (1, 2); Basketball (2, 3, "Doug" 4, 5), Captain (5); French Club French Club (2, 3), President (2, 3); Assistant Manager of (3); Chief Marshal (3); Home Baseball Team (2), Manager (3); Room Representative (3); Bas- Snapshot Editor of Renocahi ketball (2, 3, 4); Superlative- (4); Chairman of Traffic and Most Intellectual; President of Firedrill Committee (4); Mono- Student Organization (4); Junior gram Club (5); Junior Rotarian Rotarian (4). (5). Favorite Song—"Dry Bones"; Favorite Song— "I Wanna Be Favorite Pastime— Dancing; Fa Loved"; Favorite Pastime— Loafing vorite Expression— "Shucks." or listening to radio; Favorite Ex- pression— "My Goodness."
Jack Arnold Freeman Alice Rebecca Gates "Jack" "Pearly Gates" Treasurer of Class (3); School Library Club (3, 4); Home Bus Driver (3). Economics Club (1, 2). Favorite Song— "Always"; Fa- Favorite Song— "Mona Lisa"; vorite Pastime— Amateur Radio; Favorite Pastime— Riding Around; Favorite Expression— "I'll tell you Favorite Expression— "Let's go!" some time."
William Donald Garrison "Donnie Red" William Gordon Gentry F.F.A. (1, 2); Junior Dra- "Bill" matic Club (1); Football (1, 3, Junior Var- 4); Monogram Club (3, 4); Latin Club (1, 2); Lion Baseball (4); President of Class sity Football (1, 2, 3); (3); Home Room Representa- Backers Club (1, 2). tive (2). Favorite Song — "Blueberry Fluntin^ Favorite Song— "Safronia B"; Hill I ivorite Pastime— Favorite Pastime— Hunting; Fa- Favorite Expression— "I betchya;" vorite Expression— "Ya don't say!"
E N I O R 5 1 Sara Ann Griffin "Brownie" James Franklin Gunn Library Club (1, 4); Junior "Jimmy" Glee Dramatic Club (1); Club Treasurer of Class (1); loot (1, 2); Lion Backers Club (1,2); ball (2, 3, 4); Cheerleader (1); French Club (2, 3); Home Eco Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Monogram nomies Club Bible Club (2); Club (1, 2); Superlative— Biggest (1, 2, 3, 4); Marshal (3); Point Flirt. System Committee (4). Favorite Song— "Safronia B"; Favorite Is Song— "Great Thy Favorite Pastime— Loafing; Favor Faithfulness"; Favorite Pastime— ite Expression— "Moving down!" Dating Jimmy; Favorite Expres- sion— "My conscience!"
Clara Frances Gunn "Peanut" Melvin Curtis Hall "Crip" Basketball (1,2. 3, 4); Home Economies Club (1, 2); Junior Latin Club (1, 2); Junior Dramatic Club (1, 2); Senior Dramatic Club (1); Football (3, Dramatic Club (3, 4); Lion Back- 4); Lion Backers Club (1, 2); ers Club (1, 2); French Club Monogram Club (3, 4); Junior (4); Monogram Club (4); Li Varsity Football (1, 2). brary Club (4); Debate Club Favorite Song— "Play a Simple (4); Band (1). Melody"; Favorite Pastime — Favorite Song—"Honkv Tonk- Sports; Favorite Expression — in"; Favorite Pastime— Baseball "Hey, Dot!" and swimming; Favorite Expres- sion— "Ya full o' mud."
James Hartsfield Hardy "Tank"
President of Class (4), Vice- Swain Gray Hamlet President (2); Home Room Rep- "Boogie" resentative (1); Vice-President of Student Organization (3); Latin Junior Dramatic Club (1); Club (1, 2), Treasurer (2); Senior Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Monogram Club (2, 3, 4); Traffic Latin Club (1,2, 3, 4); Manager and Firedrill Committee of Football Team (2); Library (2, 3, 4); Superlative— Best All Around; Club (3, 4); Monogrrm Club Junior Rotarian Basketball (2, 3, 4); Lion Backers Club (4); Football (1, 2). (2, 3, 4); (1, 2, 3, 4), All State (3), All Western Con- Favorite Song— "Well, O Well"; ference (3, 4). Favorite Pastime— Going Places; Favorite Expression— "You look Favorite Song— "That Lucky worse than the devil!" Old Sun"; Favorite Pastime- Sports; Favorite Expression — "Married? I didn't know she was going with anybody!"
Julia Frances Handy "Handy"
Junior Dramatic Club (1); Senior Dramatic Club (4); Geneva M. Harrison Monogram Club (3, 4); Lion "Neva" Backers Club Eco- (1, 2); Home Junior Dramatic Club (1); nomics Club Artist of Re- (2); Senior Dramatic Club (2); nocahi Superlative— Witti- (4); French Club (2, 3, 4). est; Cheerleader (3, 4); French Favorite Song— "Mona Lisa"; Club (2, 3, 4); Prophetess (4). Favorite Pastime— Eating; Favor- Favorite Song— "Belmont Boo- ite Expression— "Mv stars and gie"; Favorite Pastime—Just liv- garters!" ing; Favorite Expression— "What can I do for you?"
E N 5 1 Dorothy Laryce Roxie Marie Hash Henderson "Blondie" "Pete" Latin Junior Dramatic Club (1); Club (1, 2), Editor of Forum Glee Senior Dramatic Club (2, 4); (2); Club (1, 2, Lion Backers Club (1, 2); Home 3, 4), Vice-President (3); Busi- ness Manager of Economics Club (1, 2); French Renocahi (4) Junior Dramatic Club Club (2, 3, 4). (1); Sen ior Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4) Favorite Song— "Till the End Marshal (3); Library Club (1) of Time"; Favorite Pastime— Go- Superlative— Best School Spirited ing places; Favorite Expression— Program Chairman (4); Lion "Really!" Backers Club (1, 2); Valedicto- rian (4). Favorite Song— "Night and Day"; Favorite Pastime—Talking; Favorite Expression— "Jim-mie!" Helen Haynes "Homey"
Latin Club (1, 2), Vice-Presi- dent (1); Mav Court Attendant (1); Junior Dramatic Club (1); Orey Max Hewitt Senior Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); "Cueball" Home Economics Club (1, 2), Junior Dramatic Club Secretary (2); Library Club (2, (1); Senior Dramatic 4), State Reporter (4); Debate Club (2, 3, 4); French Club (2, 3); Library Club Club (3, 4); Glee Club (1, 2, (1, 2, 3, 4); Lion Backers Club 3, 4), Program Committee (3); CI, 2); Bible Club (4). Editor-in-Chief of Renocahi (4); Monogram Club (4), Treasurer Favorite Song— "Blues in the (4); Superlative— Most Likely to Night"; Favorite Pastime—Play- Succeed; Manager of Girls' Bas- ing the piano; Favorite Expression ketball Team (3, 4); Lion Back —"Oh, come now." ers Club (I, 2). Favorite Song— "Night and Day"; Favorite Pastime—Sleeping and eating; Favorite Expression— "You'd do well!" Kenneth Van Howard "Beany"
Latin Club (1, 2); Junior Dramatic Club (1); Senior Dra- John Willard Holderby matic Club (2, 3, 4); Football "Buck" (1, 3, 4); Basketball (1,2,3,4); Golf (1, 2); Lion Backers Club Junior Dramatic Club (1, 2); (2); Monogram Club (I, 2, 3, Senior Dramatic Club (3, 4); 4); Glee Club (4); Home Room French Club (2, 3, 4); Lion Representative (3); Traffic and Backers Club (1, 2); Football Firedrill Committee (4). (3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, 3, 4); Program Favorite Song— "Warsaw Con- Committee (4); Superlative- certo"; Favorite Pastime—Loafing Laziest. around; Favorite Expression — "Hello, Wes!" Favorite Song— "Count Even' Star"; Favorite Pastime— Riding around; Favorite Expression — "Dadgone!" Helen Ruth Hough "Ruthie"
Siler City High School: 4-H Club (1); Home Economics Barbara Frances Hooper Club (1). Cary High School: "Bon" Home Economics Club (2, 3); Library Club (1, 2); Junior Glee Club (2); Program Com- Dramatic Club (1); Latin Club mittee for Junior-Senior Banquet (1, 2); Home Economics Club (3); Library Club (3); Junior (1, 2); Senior Dramatic Club (2); Librarian (3). Reidsville High Lion Backers Club (1, 2). School: Library Club (4); Bible Favorite Song— "My Foolish Club (4). Heart"; Favorite Pastime—Talk- Favorite Song— "Open Door, ing and going; Favorite Expres- Open Arms"; Favorite Pastime- sion— "That do make it nice!" Dating; Favorite Expression — "Shoot!"
E N I O R 5 1 David Elwood Jones "Tater" Paul Holmes King, Jr. Vice-President of Class (2); "Tommy" Monogram Club (2, 3, 4, 5), French Club (2, 3, 4); Lion President (4); Basketball (3, 4, Backers Club (I, 2); Band (2). 5); Baseball (2, 3, 4, 5); Treas- urer of Class (4); Junior Ro- Favorite Song — "Goodnight, tarian (5). Irene"; Favorite Pastime— Play- Favorite Song — "Whispering ing; Favorite Expression— "Wait a minute." Hope"; Favorite Pastime—Loafing; Favorite Expression— "Cat's dead!"
Patricia Andrea Lufty "Pat"
Junior Dramatic Club (1); Shirley Lorene Jones Latin Club (1, 2); Home Eco- "Jonesey" nomics Club (1, 2, 3); Glee Junior Dramatic Club (1); Club (I, 2, 3, 4), Pianist (1, 2, French Club (2, 3); Honorable 3, 4); Marshal (3); Lion Back- Mention in State French Con- ers Club (1, 2); Senior Dra test (3). matic Club (2, 3, 4), Chairman Favorite Song—"Mona Lisa"; Point System (4); School Pianist Favorite Pastime—Going places; (2, 3, 4); Associate Editor of Favorite Expression— "Not know- Renocahi (4); Superlative— Most ing, I'd be 'fraid to sav." Talented; Program Chairman of Home Economics Club (3); Class Poet (4).
Favorite Song— "Through the Years"; Favorite Pastime— Music; Favorite Expression— "Who—me?"
James Wilson Marks "Chug-Chug"
Latin Club (I, 2, 3, 4); Billy Gray Massey Junior Varsitv Football (2); Var- "Massey" sitv Football (3, 4, 5); Mono- School Bus Driver (3, 4). gram Club (3, 4, 5); Home Favorite "I Room Representative (3). Song— Love You"; Favorite Pastime— Racing automo- Favorite Song-"Scarlet Rib- biles on a track; Favorite Expres- bon"; Favorite Pastime— Sleeping; sion— "Letting it eat!" Favorite Expression— "Here we go!"
Joyce Massey Mary Jane Martin "J" "Mert" Glee Club (1, 2), Secretary (2); May Court Attendant Latin Club (1, 2); Home Eco- (1); Junior Dramatic Club nomics Club (1, 2); Junior Dra- (1); Senior Dramatic Club matic Club (1, 2); Senior Dra- (2, 3, 4); French Club (2, 3, matic Club (3, 4); Lion Back- 4), Chairman of Program Committee (4); Home ers Club (1, 2); Glee Club (1, Economics Club (1, 2); Lion 2, 3, 4), Librarian (4); Library Backers Club Club (3, 4), Secretary (4); Bible (1, 2); Home Room Representative Club (1, 2); Representative to (2); Mono gram Club (2, 3, Secretary Girls' State Convention (3); Gif- 4), torian (4). (3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Cheerleader (2, 3, 4), Chief (4); Favorite Song— "My Hero"; Superlative— Best All Around. Favorite Pastime—Talking and eating; Favorite Expression — Favorite Song— "Because"; Fa- "Doggies!" vorite Pastime— Dating Claude; Favorite Expression — "Well. Claude!"
E N I O 5 1 Billie Ann Maus Mary Frances Matkins "Willie" Junior Dramatic Club « "Frank" w Latin Club (1, 2), Secretary ( Junior Dramatic Club (1); Home Economics Club (1, 2, • Home Economics Club (1, 2, 4); Lion Backers Club (1, 2) French Club (2, 3, 4); Lion brary Club (3, 4); Glee CI (1*1 Backers Club (1, 2); Ways and (1, 2, 3, 4), Treasurer (; i Means Committee (2). Golf Senior Dramatic Club (2, 3, C Favorite Song— "Be Mine"; Fa- Secretary (3); Home Room R Utile vorite Pastime— Eating, sleeping, resentative (4); Giftorian ( 4 ,„,,. P»| and listening to the radio; Favor- Favorite Song— "Deep Purpla hint" 1 ite Expression— "I'll see." Favorite Pastime— Dancing! ' vorite Expression— "Gee!"
Betty Moore "B"
Secretary of Class (1); La Club (1, 2); Junior Drama Club (1); Senior Dramatic CI (2, 3, 4), Treasurer Moi Harold Gene Matkins (3); gram Club (3, 4); Lion Back' ISC! Un "Pa Willie" Club (1, 2); Home Econom Agriculture Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Club (1); Cheerleader (3 Bum I Bus Driver (3, 4). Social Committee (1); Public ' T I Committee Basketball Favorite Song— "Keep Moving (2, 3); (
I On"; Favorite Pastime— Hunting 3, 4); Glee Club (1, 2, 3 pin;; Fj and fishing; Favorite Expression— Secretary-Treasurer (4); Typ 'ell, what "What do vou say?" for Renocahi; Good Citizensl Award (4); Program Commit (4). Favorite Song— "You'll Ne' Walk Alone"; Favorite Pastim Laughing; Favorite Expressio "You don't know, do you?"
Richard Keel Morris Elmer Batten Moore, Jr. "Dick"
"Ebie" Robersonville High Sch< Jacqui ' Glee Club (1. 2, 3, 4), Presi- Robersonville, N. C: Class Pr
Club (2); French Club (3, 4); Club (1). Rock Hill High Schr Keel
Junior Dramatic Club (1); Senior Rock Hill, S. C; Sports Eds lie Club
Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Junior of Rock Flill High School NeJ aics Club Lion paper. Reidsville Scht! Rotarian (4); Backers Club High J)i Lion E (1, 2); Author of Class Song (4); Reidsville, N. C: French C Ivoriit S Superlative— Most Talented. C3, 4); Glee Club C4). Write Pastii Favorite Favorite "Tonight Song— "In My Gar- Song— Pit Expn den"; Favorite Pastime—Music; Love"; Favorite Pastime— Dr; Favorite Expression — "Dad gum!" ing; Favorite Expression— "Co nental!"
Jean Carolyn McColli "Jeanie" Virginia Ann Moore ha Ben Latin Club CD; French C "Ginny" "Si (2, 3); Senior Dramatic C
Home Economics Club (2); Win Drai C2, 3, 4), Chairman of Prop French Club (2); Junior Dra- A ,|.2; Committee C3)> Secretary ( matic Club Bible Club I), (1); (4). Junior Dramatic Club CO; C
Favorite — 'avoni Song "Whispering Club C2, 3); Home Econor c v.,
Hope"; Favorite Pastime—Going Club (1, 2, 3); Lion Bacf Favorite places; — Favorite Expression Club (1, 2). I** Fav,
"Crazy!" Favorite Song— "Count Ei Jo .!.' Star"; Favorite Pastime— Dane Favorite Expression— "Sho nu
E N I O R 5 Bedford Grafton I'i GGY Ann McDanh I McAlister ,.p„
"Skull" Latin Club (1, 2); Library
latin Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Basc- (hi I) (1, 2, 3, 4); Lion Backers Ul (1); Football (1); Vice- Club (I, 2); Home Economics Sesident of Class (2); Basketball Club (I, 2, 4). 0; Golf (1). Favorite Song "Mona Lisa"; Favorite Sony— "Bewitched"; Favorite Pastime— Dating; Favor- tvorite Pastime—Loafing; Favor- ite Expression—"Aw nuts!"
; Expression— "Why, shore!"
Eugene James McDonald "Jimmie"
Latin Club (1, 2); Junior Dramatic Club (1); Senior Dra- {ancy Ianthia McCollum matic Club (2, 3, 4), Treasurer "Tom" (4); Lion Backers Club (1, 2); Home Economics Club (2, 3). Glee Club (3, 4), Publicity Favorite Song—"Mona Lisa"; Agent (4); Chairman of Wavs vorite Pastime — Eating and and Means Committee (4); Busi- ;eping; Favorite Expression— ness Manager of Renocahi (4); Veil, what do I care?" Basketball (1, 2). Favorite Song — "Night and Day"; Favorite Pastime—Visiting 20 Boach Circle; Favorite Ex- pression— "Yes, Pete!"
Peter Dillard McMichael, Jr. "Pete Mc" Junior Dramatic Club CI); Jacqueline Hope Lion Backers Club (1); Latin McKinney Club (1, 2); Football (1, 2, 3, "Jacky" 4); Basketball Manager (2, 3, 4); Glee Cluh (1, 2); Junior Dra- Monogram Club (2, 3, 4); Vice- Club (1, 2); Home Eco- President of Class (3); Bovs' mics Club (1, 2); French Club State (3); French Club (3, 4); 3); Lion Backers Club (1, 2). Superlative— Biggest Babv; Mar- shal (3); Treasurer of Student Favorite Song—"Mona Lisa"; Organization (4); Wavs and vorite Pastime—Dating Volnev; Means Committee (4). i:e Expression— "Volnev!" Favorite Song— "Dannv Boy"; Favorite Pastime— Watching peo- ple; Favorite Expression— "You're right!"
'ayne Bently McKinney "Skinny" Bobby Wray Newnam Junior Dramatic Club (1); "Bessie" : .A. (1, 2); Lion Backers Club Football (1, 2); French Club 2). (2, 3); Baseball (4). Favorite Song— "I'm Moving Favorite Song — "Hoop Dee Favorite Pastime—Plaving Doo"; Favorite Pastime— Going to eball; Favorite Expression— Greensboro; Favorite Expression— w, do it!" "Do that right!"
E N I O R 5 1 Tommy Sue Palmer "Thomas Antj" Margaret Ann Patterson Junior Dramatic Club (1); "Quick Quick" Home Economics Club (1, 2); Wentvvorth High School: Home French Club (2, 3); Runner-up Economics Club (1, 2); Home in Miss Reidsville High Contest Room Representative (2); Bas- (2); Senior Dramatic Club (2, ketball (2). Reidsville High 3, 4); House and Grounds Com- School: Home Economics Club mittee (3); Social Committee (4); Basketball (4); Senior Dra- (3); Traffic and Firedrill Com- matic Club (3, 4); Glee Club mittee (4); Statistician (4). (4). Favorite Song— "Because"; Fa- Favorite Song— "Near You"; vorite Pastime— Dating and danc- Favorite Pastime— Dating; Favor- ing; Favorite Expression— "Shut ite Expression— "Why, shore!" up!"
Polly Irene Parks "Koonie" George Thruston Pearson Junior Dramatic Club (1); "Horse" Home Economics Club (1, 2); Football (4); F.F.A. (1, 2, 3, 4). French Club (2, 3, 4); Class Favorite Song— "I'm Moving Secretary (2); Lion Backers Club On" Favorite Pastime— Hunt- (1, 2); Senior Dramatic Club ing; Favorite Expression— "Aw, (4). shaw!" Favorite Song — "Some En- chanted Evening"; Favorite Pas- time—Playing records; Favorite Expression-"Ain't it the Gospel?"
Robert Richard Ratcliffe "Rat" Donald Claybourne Roberts President of Class (1); Latin "Donnie" Club (1, 2); Debate Club (1); Library Club (2, 3), Vice-Presi- Latin Club (1, 2); Junior Dra- dent (3); Junior Dramatic Club matic Club (1, 2); Lion Backers (1); Senior Dramatic Club (2, Club (1, 2). 3, 4); Superlative- Wittiest; Gif- Favorite Song— "Mona Lisa"; torian (4). Favorite Pastime— Driving; Favor- Favorite Song - "O, Holy ite Expression— "Aw, shucks!" Night"; Favorite Pastime—Read- ing; Favorite Expression— "Seri- ously."
Eleanor Roberts "Eleanor" Dramatic Club Charles Cleveland Junior (1) Home Economics Club (1, 2) Roberts Senior Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4) "Charlie Cleve" French Club (2, 3, 4); Home F.F.A. (1, 2, 3, 4). Room Representative (3); Class Favorite Song—"Mona Lisa"; Secretary (3); Features Editor of Favorite Pastime— Sports; Favorite Renocahi (4); Testatrix (4). Expression— "Not bad!" Favorite Song— "Some Enchant- ed Evening"; Favorite Pastime- Listening to good music; Favorite Expression— "Oh, gosh!"
E N I O R 5 1 Betty Louise Robertson Mary Franc i s Koss "Shortie" "I rank"
Home Economics Club (1, 2); Junior Dramatic C lub ( 1, 2);
-( French I rem li ( lub i 2, ; I Ionic Club (2, 3) j Junior Dra- , Leo matic Club (1); Glee Club (1, nomics Club (I, 2j; Lion Back- 2); Lion Backers Club (1, 2). ers Club (I, 2).
Favorite Song—"Mona Lisa"; Favorite Song — "Mona Lisa"; Favorite Pastime— Reading', Favor- Favorite Pastime — Listening to the — ite Expression "Col- Ice!" radio and dating; Favorite Expres-
sion— "Ain't it the Gospel?"
Charles Arlen Royster "Rooster"
Class Treasurer (2, 4); French Lindsey Harris Club (2, 3, 4); Monogram Club Robertson, Jr. (2, 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), "Dootin" Junior Varsity Co-Captain (1); Varsity Football F.F.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice- (1, 2, 3, 4); President (3); Lion Backers Superlative— Most Athletic; Junior Club (1, 2). Rotarian (4); All Western Con- ference Football (4); All State Favorite Song— "Mona Lisa"; Football (4); Co Captain Foot- Favorite Pastime— Eating and go- ball (4), Honorable Mention All ing places; Favorite Expression— American Football (4). "Be good!" Favorite Song— "Flow High the Moon"; Favorite Pastime— Listen- ing to radio and riding around; Favorite Expression— "What ya
William Bernard Sigmon James Hunter Sheridan "Zigular" "Sherl" Football Baseball Manager (1); Glee (1, 2, 3, 4), All Western Club (1); Junior Dramatic Club Conference (4); Base- ball (2, 3, 4); Monogram Club (1); Senior Dramatic Club (2, (2, 3, 4), President Junior 3); Monogram Club (1, 2, 3, 4); (4); Rotarian French Club (3, 4); Football (4). (3, 4). Favorite Song— "Mona Lisa"; Favorite Pastime— Favorite Song— "Ice Man"; Fa- Sleeping; Favor- vorite Pastime— Loafing; Favorite ite Expression— "What makes you Expression— "Sharp, um m?" think so?"
James C. Shreve, Jr. William Sammy Simmons "Frog" "Teapot" Basketball (3, 4). Baseball (3, 4). Favorite Song— "Mona Lisa";
Favorite Song— "I'll Never Be Favorite Pastime— Reading; Favor- Free"; Favorite Pastime—Playing ite Expression— "I hear vou talk- baseball; Favorite Expression— "Dad gummit!"
E N I O 5 1 Claude Allen Shumate, Jr. "Shu" Ruth Evelyn Shumate "Shoe" Football (1, 2, 3, 4), All Western Conference (4); French French Club (2, 4); Home Club (2); Junior Dramatic Club Economics Club (2); Basketball (1); Senior Dramatic Club (2, (3, 4). 3, 4, 5); Monogram Club (2, 3, Favorite Song— "I'm Moving 4, 5), Vice President (4). On"; Favorite Pastime— Going to Favorite Song — "Goodnight, Greensboro; Favorite Expression— Irene"; Favorite Pastime— Dating "Don't let it worry you!" Joyce; Favorite Expression — "Sweetmeat!"
Marian Blanche Small "Marian" Gabrelle Anne Shumate Home Economics Club (1, 2); "Gaye" Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice- Junior Dramatic Club CI); President (4); Junior Dramatic Glee Club (1, 2); Home Eco- Club (1); Senior Dramatic Club nomics Club (1, 2); French Club (2, 3, 4); Lion Backers Club (2, 3); Lion Backers Club (1, 2). (1, 2); French Club (2, 3, 4); Favorite Song—"Long Gone Superlative — Laziest; Testatrix
Lonesome Blues"; Favorite ' Pas- (4). time—Playing the piano and dat- Favorite Song— "My Hero"; Fa- ing; Favorite Expression— "Good- vorite Pastime— Sleeping and eat- night!" ing; Favorite Expression— "You don't know, do you?"
Betty Gray Smith Alvis Everett Smith "Snueey" "Smitty" Latin Club (1, 2); Junior Dra- Monogram Club (3, 4); Lion matic Club (1); May Court At- Backers Club (1); Football Man- tendant (1); Lion Backers Club ager (3); French Club (2, 3); (1, 2); Home Economics Club Vice-President of Class (4); Boys' (1, 2). State (3); Giftorian (4). Favorite Song— "Just a Closer Favorite Song — "Sometime"; Walk with Thee"; Favorite Pas- Favorite Pastime— Eating; Favorite time—Day dreaming; Favorite Ex- Expression— "Naw!" pression— "You don't say!"
Betty Pauline Smith "Polly" Franklin Delano Smith French Club (1, 2); Junior "Hun" Dramatic Club (1); Glee Club Band (3, 4). (1, 2); Home Economics Club Favorite Song—"Mona Lisa"; CD- Favorite Pastime—Loafing; Favor- Favorite Song— "So Tired"; Fa- ite Expression— "Beats me!" vorite Pastime— Sleeping; Favorite Expression— "Golly!"
E N I O R 5 1 Mary Anne Smith "Anne" Donald Jackson Stadler Dramatic Club Junior (1); "Ja< k" Glee Club (1, 2); French Club 1. 1. A. (I, 2, i, 4); Baseball (1, 2); Bible Club (2, 3, 4); (1, 2, 3, 4). Lion Hackers Club (1, 2); Home - Room Representative (4). Favorite Song "Goodnight, Irene"; Favorite Pastime— Driv- Favorite Song— "Always"; Fa- ing; Favorite Expression—"I bet vorite Pastime—Listening to the cha!" radio; Favorite Expression— "I'll declare!"
Miles Bentley Stadler "Bent"
Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); F.F.A. John Langston Southard (1, 2, 3, 4), Secretary (3), "Johnny" President (4); Home Room
F.F.A. (1, 2, 3, 4). Representative (1); Junior Ro- tarian (4). Favorite Sony— "Steal Away"; Favorite Pastime— Reading West- Favorite Song — "Whispering ern stories; Favorite Expression— Hope"; Favorite Pastime— Hunt- "What cha say? Can't hear ya!" ing; Favorite Expression— "I'll be swiggled!"
Barbara Ann Tate "Babs"
Ann Henderson Stokes Junior Dramatic Club (1); "Annie Rooney" Home Economics Club (1, 2); Home Economics Club (1, 2); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Lion Back- French Club (2, 3); Lion Back- ers Club (1, 2). ers Club (1, 2). Favorite Song— "I'm Moving Favorite Song— "There's No On"; Favorite Pastime—Dating; Tomorrow"; Favorite Pastime— Favorite Expression— "You stupid Going places; Favorite Expression fool!" —"Be good!"
Peggy Anne Tate "Peggy" Elizabeth Suthard Reidsville High School: Latin "Lib" Club (1, 2); Home Economics Home Economics Club (1, 2, Club (1, 2); Bible Club (2); 4); French Club (2, 3); Junior Library Club (1, 2). Bristol, Dramatic Club (2). Tennessee: Girls' Hi-Y. Betbanv Favorite Song— "Are You Lone High School: Glee Club (2). some Tonight?"; Favorite Pas- Favorite Song— "Mona Lisa"; time—Going places; Favorite Ex- Favorite Pastime— Listening to ra- pression— "I kid you not!" dio; Favorite Expression— "Gol- lee!"
E N I O R 5 1 Lucie Marie Vaughn Adrian West Walker "Ree" "Peahead" Junior Dramatic Club (1); Football (2, 3, 4, 5); Basket- ball Home Economics Club (1, 2); (4); President of Class (3); Lion Backers Club (1, 2); Glee French Club (2, 3); Monogram 4, Senior Dra- Club (1, 2); French Club (2, 3, Club (3, 5); matic 4); Senior Dramatic Club (4). Club (3, 4, 5). Favorite Song — "Ah, Sweet Favorite Song— "All the way, Mystery of Life"; Favorite Pas- Choo-Choo"; Favorite Pastime- time—Dating; Favorite Expression Sleeping; Favorite Expression— —"Well, for goodness sake!" "Dadgummit!"
Elizabeth Zane Vernon James William Walker "Lizzie" "Billy" F.F.A. (1, 2). Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Bible Club (4). Favorite Song—"On the Out- Favorite Favorite Song — "Whispering going Tide"; Pastime- Favorite Expres- Hope"; Favorite Pastime— Read- Dating Shirley; sion— do you say, friend?" ing; Favorite Expression— "Aw, "What heck!"
Earl Milton Ware "Monk" Mon- James Alonza Walker Football (1, 2, 3, 4, 5); ogram Club (3, 4, 5), Vice- "Jimmy" President (5); Baseball (3, 4, 5); French Club (1, 2); F.F.A. Flome Room Representative (4); (1, 2, 3, 4), Reporter (4). All Western Conference Football Favorite Song— "Humoresque"; (4). Favorite Pastime—Traveling; Fa- Favorite Song— "I'm Moving vorite Expression—-"Good night!" On"; Favorite Pastime — All sports; Favorite Expression — "What cha sav?"
John Lewis Warner "Johnny"
Ronald Lee Walker Monogram Club (2, 3, 4, 5), "Baldy" Treasurer (4); Baseball (2, 3, 4, Western F.F.A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Football 5), Co-Captain (4), Run- (3, 4); Monogram Club (3, 4). Championship Team (4), ner up State Championship Team Favorite Song— "Mona Lisa"; (4). Favorite Pastime — Going to Favorite Song— "I'm Moving movies; Favorite Expression — On"; Favorite Pastime— Playing "Shucks!" baseball; Favorite Expression— "I'll see!"
E N I O R 5 1 Gladys Eliza Williams Frances Washburn "Glad" "Frank" Home Economics Club (1, 2); Home Economics Club (1, 2, French Club (3); Lion Backers 4); French Club (2, 3). Club (1, 2). Favorite Song — "Love Bui; Favorite Song "So Blue"; Fa- Itch"; Favorite Pastime—Bowling; vorite Pastime— Dating; Favorite Favorite Expression—"Absolutely!" Expression—"Really?"
Ann Cole Whitehead Margaret Ann Way "Ann-gela" "Ann" Home Economics Club (1, 2, Junior Dramatic Club (1); 3, 4); Latin Club (1, 2); Junior Home Economics Club (1, 2); Dramatic Club (1); Senior Dra- Lion Backers Club (1, 2); French matic Club (2, 3, 4); Glee Club Club (2, 3, 4); Secretarv of (1, 2, 3, 4); Lion Backers Club Class (4); Testatrix (4). (1, 2); Publicity Committee (4). Favorite Song—"Mona Lisa"; Favorite Song— "None But the Favorite Pastime— Sleeping; Favor- Lonely Heart"; Favorite Pastime ite Expression— "Mv cow!" —Talking; Favorite Expression— "Oh, crunch."
Nancy Cordle Young Peggy Marie Wright "H"
"P. W." Latin Club (1, 2); Home Eco- Latin Club (1, 2); Junior nomics Club (1, 2); Junior Dra- Dramatic Club (1); Glee Club matic Club (1); Senior Dramatic (1, 2, 3, 4); Bible Club (2, 3, Club (2, 3, 4); Lion Backers 4), Vice-President (3); Home Club (1, 2); French Club (3, 4), Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Treasurer (3), Editor of La Pen- Songleader (3). dule (4); Marshal (3); Chairman of House and Grounds Committee Favorite Song — "The Holy (4). City"; Favorite Pastime—Reading novels; Favorite Expression — Favorite Song— "Tonight We "Glorv be!" Love"; Favorite Pastime— Riding; Favorite Expression— "Really?"
E N I O R '51 Dk en an J fjo w • • • . . . ~sw n d sf u 6 t II I o w 3 union CLASS OFFICERS
Richard Noll President
Barbara Stalvey Vice-President
Peggy Talley Treasurer
Billie Grey Vawter Secretary
Miss Grace Frazier Adviser
Motto: "Not finished, just begun' Colors: Green and White
Flower: Carnation
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Jimmy Allen Nancy Bailey Dorothy Barker Sylvia Baynes * Virginia Bolden James Biujwn
Frances Burroughs Henson Canady Minnie Canady Franklin Carter Norma Chilton
I IuGH ClTTY Clenn Clark f Jonathan Clark June Cobb Betty Coleman Kathryn Collins
Calvin Combs Annie Jean Cotton Jimmy Davis
J u anita Dawson Jo Ann Dickens
Jean Dickerson Mary Louise Dixon Bronza Dockery Betty Edwards Dot Elliott
Vernon Fitzgerald Bill Frye John Gentry Betsy Gibson Gail Gilliam
Betty C. Glass Eddie Green Giles Hall EvERLINE HANEY James Harbison
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Joan Harrelson Robert Harrison * James Harvey Betty Haynes Hugh Scott Hester Gail Holderby
Norma Lou Hooper Marie Hopkins ROBINETTE IrVIN Joanna Jacobs Neil Johnson
Nancy Jones Sammy Jones William King Harry Knight Peggy Ann Knowles
Patricia Lewis Eddie Martin Julilis Medley Gerald McErayer Billy McDonald
Wallace McKinney Florence Mitchell Mary Lou Montgomery Betty Moricle Sarah Newnam
Jack Nichols Richard Noll David O'Bryant Earlene O'Bryant Nancy O'Bryant
Kittye Marie Oliver 'Richard Page Alene Paschal Frances Paschal Lois Paschal Maudine Paschal
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Pete Peters Forrest Powell Jeff Roberts Lowell Roberts Betty Ann Ross
Reva Ann Sassar Joyce Saunders Norma Saunders Ida Schoolfield Walter Sharp
Rebecca Sheets Jo Ann Sheridan Eleanor Smith Helen Grey Smith Raymond Snipes
Betty Somers Ronny Somers "John Stallings Barbara Stalvey Jerry Stone Rebecca Strader
Hilda Strickland Peggy Talley Shirley Thornton ESTELLE ToMLIN Barbara Trent
Jane Trent Regina Tuck Johnny Turpin Billie Grey Vawter Edna Walker
Betty Ware Dorothy Waynick Claire Williams Charles Williams Pitt Wilkerson
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Paoe Tirenty-nhie *3 o pp h o m o res MEMBERS
Jean Alverson Pauline McCollum Jack Angel Donnie McDonald Shirley Apple Larry McDowell Eunice Basham Ann C. McKinney Tommy Belle- Annie L. McKinney La Vern Ben field Billy McKinney James Billingsley Vernon McKinney Jane Bradner John McKinney Pat Foy Brady Kenneth McKinney Barbara Brown Cary Lu Miller Donald Brown Barbara Moore Lucille Burroughs Reid Moblev Helen Busick Billy Joe Moffett Kenneth Canady Jimmie Moore David Candler Leo Moore Wynona Carter Donna L. Moorefield Bernard Cassada Emma Sue Neal Otis Cobb Jane Palmer Don Comer Elinda Parker Jo Ann Cooke Beatrice Paschal R. A. Cox Kenneth Paschal Shirley Cox Merlyn Paschal Ruth Craddock Eddie Rascoe Dorothy Dabbs Nancy Robertson Edwin Daniels Willard Robertson Wanda Dixon Donald Ross Bobby Drumm Marlene Saunders Morris Dve Wilma Saunders Ralph Earles Evan Schoolfield Bobbv Eggleston Fred Simmons Bobby Jean Eatmon Norma Smith Cozait Ellington Sarah Smothers Marie Ferguson Shirley Somers Paul Fitzgerald Bobbv *Lee Stewart Florence French Gereldine Stone Mildred Fulp Lawrence Strange Peggy Jo Gammon Bennie Strickland Rebecca Gann Elizabeth Strader* Juanita Garner Leonard Strickland Lois Gates Lois Talley Frank Griffin Nancy Talley Joan Groff Elton Trent Jimmy Grogan Dorothv Trent Edwin Gunn Sarah Jean Trent Jo Ann Gwynn William Trent Ann Hall Ridelle Troxler CLASS OFFICERS Peggy Hall Jerry Turpin Wayne Handy Jo Ann Turner Virginia Flaythe Alma Lea Tuttle Wayne Handy President Mary Jim Hendrix Lois Underwood Lawrence Hester David Walker Don Comer Vice-President Donald Hinson Bettv Jo Wall Bovd Hooper Dickie Ware Ann West Secretary Weslev Hudson Jack Ware Robert H. Flunt Keith Watlington Ruth Willis Treasurer Wayne Islev Martha Watts Donald Jefferson Wallace Ann Waynick Miss Annie Anthony Adviser Bobby Knighten Bessie Weaver Paul Lamberth Buddv Wells Dorothea Lee Ann West Betty Wrav Lester Bobby Wilkerson Motto: "Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers" Sylvia Liebscher Ruth Willis Kent Lively Gloria Woodall Flower: Blue Iris Calvin London Bob Young Robert Martin Harold Zimmerman Colors: Blue and White Ralph Massey Betty McClintock *No picture 3 ^l^<*>o^>^ ii^ifc11 ^sr r e 6 h men
Jimmy Chaney Sanford Flooper Raeford Roberts Ronalda Chaney Melvin Hough Flollis Robertson Betty Childress James Isley Lucille Robertson Patsy Chrismon Billy Johnson Nancy Robertson Glenn Clark Marie Johnson Pauline Robertson Christine Cliborne Bobo Jones Jimmy Ross Roger Cobb Mabel Jordon Bettv Lou Rumley Melvin Coleman Charles Joyce Eunice Saunders Virginia A. Collins Frances Kelly Shelby Saunders Curtis Cox Rebecca Key Mary Sue Schoolfield Harry Craddock Richard Krites Peggy Sebastian Magdeline Creed Donald Lare Bobby Shelton Betty DeLancey Barbara Lawson Kenneth Shumate Alice DeLapp Ann Lewis Otis Sizemore Rebekah Dickerson Vivian Lovelace Carolyn Smith Anna Dill Bob Lowe Patricia Smith Max Dixon Betty Jean Lynn Peggy Smith Maxine Dixon Clifton Madren Tamesia Smith Tommy Dixon Billy Marshall Nancy Somers Betty Dockery Barbara Martin Stephen Somers Claude Dodd Edna Martin Myra Springs Joyce Dodd Bobbv Maus Billy Starlings Henry Douglas Myrtle McAnally Ken Strader CLASS OFFICERS Mary Ann Dudley Bernice McBride Shirley Strader Glenda Duncan Frank McBride J. B. Stokes Myrtle Dunlap Emmett Merricks Dorothy Stone Anna Withers Montgomery President Calvert Drinnon Royleen Minor Irene Stone Mary Earles Anna Montgomery Eugene Talley William Gypsy Yount Treasurer Frances Eastwood Arnold Moore Talley Philip Everette Frank Moore Clvde Tate Michael Fargis Fred Moore Felton Tate Carolyn Smith Vice-President William Farling Hazel Moore Bobby Jean Teague Ronald Fennell Patsy Moore Bobbv Truitt Jane Grogan Secretary Fred Fleagle Juanita Mooiefield Bobbv Turner Ronald Freeman David Morris Marian Vernon Mrs. Sue Montgomery Adviser Earlene Gammon Patricia Mundy Edward Walker Shirley Gann Marie Murphy Eugene Walters Elvin Green Norris Murphy Gaynelle Ware Motto: "Work, wait, win" Bill Groce Rose M. Neighbors Jerry Ware Ruth Gordon Shirley Page Betty Lou Warf Colors: Blue and White Jane Grogan Alton Pearson Donald Washburn Yvonne Gwynn Chester Pegram Mariorie Waynick Flower: White Carnation Dorothy Flail Dorothy Pegram Frances Weaver Martha Harbison Elva Perdue Edith Wells* Glenwood Harrell Charles Perkins Barbara Wilkerson MEMBERS Shirley Harris Ann Lea Pettigrew Curtis Williams Virginia Harvey Barbara Pike Shirley Jane Williams Calvin Poole Janet Williams Allen Suzanne Bethea Donald Brooks Carolyn Hash Barbara H. Powell Harry Wilson Frances Alston Ann Black Kay Bugher Betty Sue Haynes J. Gladys Pruitt William Wheeler June Alston Marshall Bondurant Bobby Butler Roberta Pleffner Lois Pruitt William Whitlow Dorothy Arnold Nancy Borland Jane Burts Eddie Hewitt Scott Pruitt Sara Wright Marie Barham Sandra Bowman Katherine Canady Bobbv Hill Carolyn Rand Gypsy Yount Robbie Barker Peggy Biannock Odell Carter Bennie Hodges Hooper Russell Ramsey Judy Zimmerman Yvonne Bavnes Bettv Bray Shirley Ann Carter Patricia Dolores Roberts Bray Doris Cassada Martha Jo Hopkins Marie Benfield Tommy *No picture a ia o o-*if Q
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First row: Miles Stadler, President of Future Farmers of America; Helen Haynes,
Editor-in-Chief of Renocahi; Patricia Lufty, Associate Editor of Renocahi; Ray
Snipes, Chief Marshal and President of Band; Jimmy Hardy, Senior President;
Marvin Bondurant, President of French Cluh.
Second row. Philip Carroll, President of Bible Cluh; Isabel Blackburn, Captain
of Girls' Basketball; Douglas Dodson, Student Organization President; Dick Noll, junior President; Joyce Massev, Chief Cheerleader.
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First row: Anna Withers Montgomery, Freshman President; E. B. Moore, Glee
Club President; Ila Sue Brown, Library Club President; Regina Tuck, President of
Future Moviemakers of America; Jimmv Faircloth, Captain of Boys' Basketball; David
Jones, Captain of Baseball Team.
Second row: Eugene Bray, Senior Dramatic Club President; Calvin Combs, junior Dramatic Club President; Larry McDowell, Latin Club President; Wavne Handv, Sophomore President; Hunter Sheridan, Monogram Club President.
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OFFICERS
Douglas Dodson President
Pete McMichael Treasurer
Eleanor Smith Secretary
Jerry McBrayer Vice-President
SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT AND REPRESENTATIVES
Jimmy Hardy (seated) President
Billie Ann Maus Alvin Cook Mary Ann Smith
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Dorothy Henderson Program Jimmy McDonald Ways and Means
Ila Sue Brown Point System
Ruth Craddock Social
Philip Carroll Lost and Found Eugene Bray Radio
Barbara Carter Publicity
Jimmy Harbison Traffic and Piredrill Nancy Young House and Grounds student KJtraanizaiion9 tlo
Tortior" Marilyn McCollum
JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT AND REPRESENTATIVES
Dick Noll (seated) President
"Sonny" Williams Calvin Combs
Sammy Jones
SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT AND REPRESENTATIVES
Wayne Handy (seated) President
Peggy Jo Gammon Dickie Ware Shirley Cox Wilma Saunders
FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT AND REPRESENTATIVES
Anna Montgomery (seated) President
E. C. Merricks Bill Groce
Bobby Butler Patricia Smith Rayford Roberts Mary Ann Dudley* Edith Wells'1
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OFFICERS MEMBERS Larry McDowell President Peggy Hall ...... Treasurer Frances Alston Kent Lively
Bob Groce Vice-President Shirley Cox . Program Chairman Tommy Bello Bob Lowe Robert Bethea Edna Martin Patricia Smith Secretary Martha Watts ...... Editor of Forum LaVerne Benfield Billy Marshall Mrs. Robert S. Montgomery Adviser Suzanne Bethea Bobby Maus Wynona Carter Myrtle McAnally Glenn Clark Larry McDowell Don Comer Cary Lou Miller R. A. Cox Rovleen Minor Shirley Cox Billy Jo Moffett Alice Delapp Anna Montgomery Henry Douglas Jane Palmer Peggy Gammon Ann Lea Pettigrew Bill Groce Scott Pruitt Peggy Hall Eddie Rascoe Swain Hamlet Raeford Roberts Wayne Handy Eunice Saunders Martha Harbison Shelby Saunders Vivian Harvey Otis Sizemore Roberta Heffner Patricia Smith Lawrence Hester Lawrence Strange Patricia Hooper Estelle Tomlin Jo Hopkins Dot Trent Sandford Hopper Sara Jean Trent Robert Hunt William Trent Donald Jefferson Jerry Turpin Rebecca Key Martha Watts Paul Lamberth Frances Weaver Barbara Lawson Buddy Wells Betty Wray Lester Edith Wells Ann Sloan Lewis * Ann West Svlvia Liebscher Janet Williams Bob Young
MEMBERS Jack Angel Billy McDonald Shirley Apple Donnie McDonald Nancy Bailey Anne McKinney Eunice Basham Pete McMichael Sylvia Baynes Eddie Martin Marvin Bondurant Joyce Massey Jane Bradner Mary Lou Montgomery Eugene Brav E. B. Moore Barbara Brown Dona MooreKeld Peggy Bunton Dick Morris Lucille Burroughs Earlene O'Bryant Sarah Childrey Nancy O'Bryant Glenn Clark Elinda Parker Jonnie Clark Irene Parks Joan Cooke Beatrice Paschal Ruth Craddock Eleanor Roberts Bronza Dockery Betty Ann Ross Bobby Drum Donald Ross Bobbie Jean Eatmon Charles Royster Bobby Eygleston Reva Sasser John Gentry Joyce Saunders Eddie Green Marlene Saunders Clara Gunn Wilma Saunders Ann Hall Jo Ann Sheridan Frances Handy Ruth Shumate Jimmy Harbison Billy Sigmon Joan Harrelson Marian Small Betty Havnes Helen Grey Smith Virginia Havth Sarah Smothers Mary Hendrix Geraldine Stone John Holderby Nancy Talley Norma Lou Hooper Jo Ann Turner OFFICERS Robinette Irvin Ridelle Turner Joanna Jacobs Betty Jo Wall Betty Ware Marvin Bondurant President Gail Gilliam Treasurer Dorothea Lee Jerry McBrayer Wallace Ann Waynick
. . . Forrest Powell . . . Vice-President Joyce Massey Program Chairman Betty Jean McClintock Ruth Willis
Norma Saunders . Secretary Nancy Young . Editor of La Pendule Pauline McCollum Gloria Woodall
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OFFICERS Philip Cahroli President Nancy Balley Treasurer Sarah Griffin Vice-President Helen Grey Smith Pianist Sylvia Baynes Secretary Betty Cox Song Leader
Miss Nancy McC'ai i Adviser
MEMBERS Nancv Bailey Sarah Griffin Sylvia Baynes Jo Anne Gwvnn Yvonne Baynes Hugh Scott Hester Phillip Carroll Barbara Lavvson Patsy Chrismon Kittye Oliver Betty Cox Helen Grev Smith Buddy Cox Mary Ann Smith Jack Freeman Peggv Wright
MEMBERS Nancy Bailey Hugh Scott Hester Tommy Bello Ruth Hough Eugene Bray James Isley 11a Sue Brown Charles Joyce Frances Burroughs Barbara Lawson Penny Cannon Betty Wray Lester Philip Carroll Ann Sloan Lewis Barbara Carter Sylvia Liebscher Hugh Citty Edna Gray Martin Jo Ann Dickens Mary Jane Martin Betty Edwards Billie Ann Maus Vernon Fitzgerald Mary L. Montgomery Alice Gates Kittye Oliver Eddie Green Lindsey Robertson Sara Ann Griffin Anne Stokes Jimmy Harbison Dot Trent Bobby Harrison Jane Trent Betty Haynes Elizabeth Vernon Helen Haynes Bob Young
OFFICERS
Ila Sue Brown President Frances Burroughs . . .Social Chairman
Mary Lou Montgomery Vice-President Penny Cannon ...... Book Chairman
Mary Jane Martin Secretary Philip Carroll ...... Social Chairman Hugh Scott Hester Treasurer Billie Maus .Program Chairman Miss Mary Ellen Hobson Adviser cJLibroiruy i^iub
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Calvin Combs President Ruth Craddock Vice-President
Maelene Saunders Secretary Carolyn Rand Treasurer Mrs. Margaret Waddell Adviser MEMBERS
Frances Alston Myrtle McAnallv Shirley Apple Larry McDowell Dorothy Arnold Cary Lu Miller La Vem Benfield Reid Mobley Suzanne Bethea Billy Joe Moffett Jane Bradner Anna Montgomery Peggy Brannock Hazel Moore Betty Ann Bray Patsy Moore Sandra Bowman Donna Moorefield Ray Bugher Emma Sue Neal Jane Burts Rose Mary Neighbors Bobby Butler Jane Palmer Wynona Carter Linda Parker Ronalda Chaney Beatrice Paschal Glenn Clark Chester Pegram Virginia Collins Dorothy Pegram Calyin Combs Elva Perdue Don Comer Ann Pettigrew Shirley Cox Calvin Poole Ruth Craddock J. H. Powell Jimmy Dayis Carolyn Rand Betty DeLancy Eddie Rascoe "Tootsie" DeLapp Dolores Roberts Mary Louise Dixon Nancy Robertson iVIaxine Dixon Marlene Saunders Tommy Dixon Shelby Jean Saunders Calvert Drinnon Wilma Saunders Mary Ann Dudley Peggy Sebastian Myrtle Dunlap Carolyn Smith Philip Everett Patricia Smith Vernon Fitzgerald Sarah Smothers Bill Groce Nancy Somers Jane Grogan Mvra Springs Yvonne Gwynn Hilda Strickland Dot Hall Nancy Talley Wayne Handy Bobby Jean Teague Martha Harbison Shirley Thornton Carolyn Hash Sarah Trent Betty Sue Haynes Ridell Troxler Mary Hendrix Jo Ann Turner Bennie Hodges Betty Jo Wall Jo Hopkins Gay Ware Patricia Hooper Mariorie Wavnick Donald Jefferson Ann West Mary L. Jones Lady Barbara Wilkerson Dorothea Lee Gloria Woodall Betty Wray Lester Sarah Ann Wright Kent Lively Gypsy Yount Bob Low Judy Zimmerman
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Eugene Bray President
Jimmy Harbison Vice-President
Jean Carolyn McCollum Secretary
Jimmy McDonald Treasurer Mary Lou Montgomery Program Chairman
Miss Mary Susan Robertson Adviser
MEMBERS
Gilly Ann Andrews Billie Ann Maus Nancy Arthur Jerry McBrayer Tommy Belle- Jean Carolyn McCollum Isabel Blackburn Jimmy McDonald Marvin Bondurant Mary Lou Montgomery Peggy Bun ton Betty Moore Frances Burroughs E. B. Moore Eugene Bray Sara Newman Penny Cannon Kitty Oliver Barbara Carter Tommy Sue Palmer Hugh Cittv Bobby Ratcliff Sara Childrev Eleanor Roberts Sarah Ann Clark Jeff Roberts Jonathan Clark Lowell Roberts Betty Edwards Betty Ann Ross Jimmy Faircloth Frances Ross Betty Carr Glass Reva Sasser Clara Gunn Rebecca Sheets Peggy Hall Claude Shumate Swain Hamlet Gay Shumate Frances Handy Marian Small Jimmy Harbison Eleanor Smith Geneva Harrison Ray Snipes Helen Haynes Ronny Somers Dorothy Flenderson Barbara Stalvey Hugh Scott Hester Peggy Tallev Gail Holderbv Elton Trent John Holderbv Dot Trent Ken Howard Marie Vaughn Marie Hopkins Adrian Walker Robinette Irvin Martha Watts Sammy Jones Claire Williams Patricia Lewis Ruth Willis Mary Jane Martin Ann Whitehead Joyce Massey Bob Young
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OFFICERS
Regina Tuck President Wynona Carter Reporter Hilda Strickland Vice-President Marie Hopkins Parliamentarian Ann West Secretary Barbara Brown Historian Peggy Bunton Treasurer Rebecca Sheets Song Leader
Miss Annie Anthony Adviser
MEMBERS
Nancy Bailey Marie Hopkins Jane Bradner Joanna Jacobs Barbara Brown Betty Wray Lester Ila Sue Brown Norma Saunders Peggy Bunton Becky Sheets Wynona Carter Helen Smith Christine Cliborne Hilda Strickland Betty Delancv Peggy Talley Jo Ann Dickens Regina Tuck Maxine Dixon Ann West Mary Ann Dudley Ann Whitehead Bettv Haynes Claire Williams
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OFFICERS
Miles Stadler President
Vernon McKinney . . . Vice-President Ralph Massey Secretary David O'Bryant Treasurer James A. Walker Reporter
S. F. Wells Adviser
MEMBERS
Donald Brown Billy Massev Alton Pearson Jack Stadler William Whitlow Jimmy Brown Ralph Massev Thruston Pearson Miles Stadler Curtis Williams I [enson Canadv Harold Matkins Charles Roberts Jerry Stone Harold Zimmerman Kenneth Canadv Billy McKinney Hollis Robertson Bennie Strickland Former Students Retaining O'Dell Carter Kenneth McKinney Linsey Robertson Leonard Strickland Membership: Jimmie Chaney Vernon McKinney Willard Robertson Clyde Tate John Carter Curtis Chilton E. C. Merricks Jimmie Ross Felton Tate Jesse Draper Otis Cobb Jimmie Moore Kenneth Shumate Edward Walker Herbert Lovelace Roger Cobb David O'Bryant Nelson Somers James A. Walker Curtis Stadler Melvin Coleman Kenneth Paschal Claude Southard Ronald Walker Thomas Troxler Ralph Earles Merylin Paschal John Southard William Wheeler Billy Ware J. M. Wright C It e e r I e a d e r 5
First row: Bill v McKinney; Joyce Massey (Chief),
E. C. Merricks.
Second row: Marlcne Saunders, trances I landv, School ~3 o n f Eleanor Smitli, and Betty Moore.
I lore's to Reidsville High School,
Faithful and bold.
1 lore's to our colors,
Navy blue and gold.
I lore's to boys and oirls.
Who come and go,
Singing the victor song of R. H. S
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OFFICERS
Hunter Sheridan President Milton Ware Vice-President Joyce Massey Secretary Helen Haynes Treasurer Mr. Hoy Isaacs Adviser
MEMBERS
Isabel Blackburn James Gunn Pete McMichael Billv Sigmon Marshall Bondurant Melvin Hall Jimmy Marks Sammy Simmons Marvin Bondurant Swain Hamlet Joyce Massey Eleanor Smith Sarah Clark Frances Handy Julius Medley Everett] Smith Curtis Chilton Jimmv Harbison E. C. Merricks Ronnie Somers John Cittv Jimmy Hardv Betty Moore Peggy Tallev Kathrvn Collins Helen Haynes Nancy O'Bryant Johnny Turpin Donnie Comer Bovd Hooper Thruston Pearson Billie Grey Vawter George Cook Ken Howard Jimmy Ross Adrian Walker Jimmy Davis David Jones Charles Rovster Ronnie Walker Bobby Drum Sammy Jones Marlene Saunders Milton Ware Jimmv Faircloth Larry McDowell Hunter Sheridan John Warner Donnie Garrison Billy McKinnev James Shreve Bobby Wilkerson Jimmv Grogan Vernon McKinney Claude Shumate d5 a n d
OFFICERS Ray Snipes President Ronny Somers Vice-President Donald Hensen Secretary-Treasurer Sylvia Liebscher Librarian Billy Joe Moffett Publicity Agent Mr. Clyde Wade Instructor MEMBERS Tommy Bello Donald Hinson Carolyn Rand David Candler Robert Hunt Eddie Rascoe Glenn R. Clark Donald Jefferson Jeff Roberts Sarah Clark William King Otis Sizemore Tommy Dixon Harry Knight Lawrence Strange Henry Douglas Bob Lowe Bobbie Stewart Calvert Drennon Sylvia Liebscher Ray Snipes Bobby Eggleston Eddie Martin Frankie Smith Ronald Fennell Myrtle McAnally Ronny Somers Ronald Freeman Larry McDowell Jerry Turpin Bill Groce E. C. Merricks Johnny Turpin Swain Hamlet Reid Mobley Claire Williams Hugh Scott Hester Billy Joe Moffett Bob Young Richard Page
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OFFICERS
E. B. Moore President Marian Small Vice-President Barbara Stalvey and Mary Jane Martin Librarians Jimmy McDonald Publicity Agent Betty Moore Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Clyde Wade Instructor MEMBERS Barbara Allen Christine Cliborne Hugh Scott Hester Betty Moore Miles Stadler Ann Black Don Comer Gail Holderby E. B. Moore Barbara Stalvey Isabel Blackburn R. A. Cox Marie Hopkins Donna Lou Moorefield Hilda Strickland Sandra Bowman Jo Ann Dickens Ken Howard Dick Morris Geraldine Stone Jane Bradner jimmy Faircloth Billy Johnson Emma Sue Neal Ridelle Troxler Bill Bray Freddie Fleagle Mary Lou Jones Margaret Patterson Regina Tuck Eugene Bray Jane Grogan Nancy Jones Calvin Poole Jo Ann Turner Barbara Brown James Gunn Patricia Lufty Betty Ann Ross Elizabeth Vernon Bobby Butler Dot Hall Bernice McBride Joyce Saunders Marian Vernon Penny Cannon Giles Hall Pauline McCollum Wilma Saunders Ann West Franklin Carter Peggy Hall Jimmy McDonald Walter Sharpe Ann Whitehead Ronalda Chanev Helen Haynes Annie Laurie McKinney Rebecca Sheets Pitt Wilkerson Sarah Childrev Virginia Haythe Mary Jane Martin Marian Small Shirlev Williams John Citty Dorothy Henderson Billie Ann Maus Sarah Smothers
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First row: Jimmy Faircloth, Captain of Hoys' Basketball; David Jones, Baseball Captain; Isabel Blackburn, Captain of Girls' Basketball; Hunter Sheridan and Charles Royster, Football Captains.
Second row: Mr. Hoy Isaaes, Boys' Basketball Coach; Mr. J. L. Holmes, Girls' Basketball Coach; Mr. T. W. Knight and Mr. George Wmgfield, Football Coaches.
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First row: Bobbv Wilkerson, Ken Howard, Boyd I looper, Second row: Ronnv Somers, Hunter Sheridan, Co-Captain; Claude Shumate, Third row: Curtis Chilton, Donnie Garrison, John Holderhy, Pete McMichael, Fourth row: Thruston Pearson, Jimmy Marks, Jimmy Hardy, Charles Royster, Sacrinty. Coaches: Mr. George Wingfield, Mr. J. W. Knight and Mr. "Bo"
REIDSVILLE WINS S Conference AA Title
Ronnie Walker, Jimmv I larbison, Johnny Turpin. Adrian Walker, Marvin Bondurant, Melvin Hall, Billy Sigmon, Bobby Drumm. Julius Medley, Jimmy Davis, Jimmy Gunn. Co-Captain; Alvin Cooke, Milton Ware. STATE AA CROWN KJn the ^jrield ...... ^2rn ^TCllo n d$ou5y djaARetbail
First row: Douglas Dodson, John Cittv, Jimmv Faircloth, Captain; I lugh
Citty, and David Jones.
Second row: Robert Harrison, Calvin Combs, Charles Royster, Marvin Bondurant, and James Shreves.
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First row: Betty Moore, Joyce Massey, Isabel Blackburn, Captain;
Kathrvn Collins, Dorothea Lee, and Peggy Talley.
Second row: Nancy O'Bryant, Shirley Cox, Peggy Hall, Barbara Tate,
"Sammy" Jones, and Sara Ann Clark.
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Front row: Billv Ware, Jimmv Ross, Robert Collins, "Scooter" Simmons, Dickie Foster, Hunter Sheridan, David Jones, Captain.
Second row: Alvin Cooke, Jack Stadler, Craig Blackburn, Gilbert Smith, Pat Bradv, Jimmy Jones.
Third row: Sammv Somers, John Warner, Milton Ware, Johnny Clark, Andy Courts, Curtis Stadler, Marvin Bondurant.
Coach: Mr. Ralph Gillespie.
Page Fifty-six Page Fifty seven •''»' ****> .,.4, /^f^ a^ % <^ ? #£t> ynz^^ (Zn^ ^^ 'J- ifli&& IKeicLduille ^rrian /joa n ^J4a yre lion J>&aiuMA, S^uperiatlviF ei Sara Clark and Claude Barbee . .Biggest Talkers Barbara Carter and Douglas Dodson .Most Intellectual Frances Handy and Bobby Ratcliffe Wittiest Mary Lou Clark and James Gunn ...... Biggest Flirts *J up e r la ti u eA Joyce Massey and Jimmy Hardy Best All Round Nancye Arthur and Pete McMichael Biggest Babies Ila Sue Brown and Marvin Bondurant Best Looking Marian Small and John Holderby Laziest *3 uperP la tl v ei Dorothy Henderson and Eugene Bray Best School Spirited Helen Haynes and Philip Carroll Most Likely to Succeed Patricia Lufty and E. B. Moore Most Talented Isahel Blackburn and Charles Royster Most Athletic ^rr o n o r student THE HIGHEST Dorothy Henderson (right) Valedictorian Barbara Carter (left) Salutatorian NEXT IN LINE Douglas Dodson (center) Nancy Young (right) Pat Lufty (left) A PAUSE The past is made of memories Of days once lived, now dead. Tomorrow is made of dreams and hopes With wider paths to tread. We've reached the door that stands between The future and the past. And yet we pause within its arch For one look back—the last. We whisper then a silent prayer Of thanks to Him who led; And then, with heads held high with hope, We turn and walk ahead. —"Pat'' Lufty Page Sixtv-tliree St a 1 1 A t i c 5 Dear Students: We Seniors would like for you, our fellow students, to know just a little more about us. In order to let you know all the facts about our wonderful class, we have taken a census, and this is what we found: We, the Seniors of 1951, are a very large group when we are added into one big body. Our weight is 12,788 pounds. We wear a very large shoe, which is a size 876; and we stand at a height of 662 feet and 5 inches. Our hair is 53% brown, 30% blond, WA black, and 4% red, not to mention the peroxide that is in part of the hair. Our eyes are 43% blue, 35% brown, 16% hazel, and 6% grey. If anyone ever wants to find us, he may find us at home listening to the radio or reading our favorite magazines, "Life" and "Seventeen." We are very fond of eating. While we are at home, we listen to our favorite songs, "Mona Lisa," "Safronia B," and "Moving On." Doris Day, Perry Como, and Bing Crosby are our favor- ite singers. Whenever we pick up the morning paper, we look for the fun- nies and the sports page. Our favorite pet around the house is man's best friend, the dog. Our favorite pastime is dating and dancing. Our favorite "peeve" is waiting for someone. When dating we may go to see a movie if June Allvson or Randolph Scott is playing in a picture that we think we will like. After the movie, we ride out to "Short Sugar's" in a Mercury or Ford to chat with other classmates. We attend all of the football games because that is our favorite sport. At half-time, we sit and talk to our many friends, or we walk by the concession stand to buy a Coke, Hershey Bar, or Mound. We hope that vou will like Miss Conley, Mr. Holmes, and Miss Jane Barker and Keith Handy Wootton, our Senior Class teachers, Mascots and all the rest of the faculty as well as we did. We are human, just like the rest of you, so we think that our Mothers and Fathers are the ideal men and women of today. On Sundav morning all of us get up early and go to church. We are 43% Baptist, 30% Methodist, 11% Christian, 9% Presbyterian, and 7% other denominations. You have now been properly introduced to the Senior Class of 1951. We are justified, we think, in being just a little proud of ourselves. We leave our record with you, hoping it will serve as an inspiration to you in the future. Sincerely, THE SENIORS OF 1951 Tommy Sue Palmer, Statistician Page Sixty-four (1) My stars! . . . (2-3-4) When in Rome . . . . . Woman . (18) Suffrage . . (19) What a life' (5) Artist? ... (6) Latin Americans ... (7) Ouch! . . . Senioritis! (20) . . . (21) Get vour clothes . . . Begin 1 (8) the new . . gym! . (9) Lazy on! . . . (22) Where are the . bovs? . . (23) Gos- (10) Umm-m-m . . . (11) R.H.S. beauties siping again! . . . (24) Dancing with a Dollie (12) My gosh! . . . (13) Running for sumpin? . (25) Formal? . . . (26) Rag . . Not Mop . (27) Mammy (14) again! . . . (15) Studious! No- . Whee? - . . (28) Bottle fed. (16) . . . (17) And she's a teacher, too ^sravorite& - ii . uiy* First row: Jean McCollum, chosen by Ray Snipes, President of the Band; Marie Hopkins, chosen by Isabel Blackburn, Captain of the Girls' Basketball Team; Billie Ann Maus, chosen by Ray Snipes, Chief Marshal; Helen Havnes, chosen by Jimmy Faircloth, Captain of the Boys' Basketball Team. Second row. Barbara Brown, chosen by Ua Sue Brown, President of the Library Club; Ruth Willis, chosen by Larry McDowell, President of the Latin Club; Eleanor Smith, chosen by Marvin Bondurant, President of the French Club; Barbara Stalvey, chosen by E. B. Moore, President of the Glee Club. Third row: Mary Lou Montgomery, chosen by Anna Withers Montgomery, President of the Ninth Grade; Tommy Sue Palmer, chosen by Jimmy Hardy, President of the Twelfth Grade; Reva Ann Sassar, chosen by Douglas Dodson, President of the Student Council. ^sruvorit ed First row. Joyce Massey, chosen by Regina Tuck, President of F.H.A. Club; Sara Ncwnam, chosen by Dick Noll, President of the Eleventh Grade; Peggv Bunton, chosen by Helen Havnes and Pat Luftv. Editor-in-Chief and Associate Editor of Annual; Betty Cox, chosen by Philip Carroll, President of the Bible Club. Second row: Peggy Brannock, chosen bv Miles Stadler, President of the F.F.A. Club; Robinette Irvin, chosen bv Eugene Bray, President of the Senior Dramatics Club; Sarah Childrev, chosen bv Wavne Handv, President of the Tenth Grade; Regina Tuck, chosen bv Joyce Massey, Chief Cheerleader. Third row. Donna Lou Moorefield, chosen bv Hunter Sheridan, President of the Monogram Club; Frances Burroughs, chosen bv Calvin Combs, President of the Junior Dramatics Clubs; Eleanor Roberts, chosen bv David Jones, Captain of the Baseball Team. ClaAd J-^ropnpnecu Here it is 1961 and we are gathered in Reidsville, North I see Sarah Ann Clark over by the door taking pictures Carolina, for our class reunion. Mary Lou Clark has in- of the guests. She is satisfactorily established in her own vited us to celebrate in her fabulous suburban home. photographer's studio now. With her is writer, Nancy Assisting her are Tommy Sue Palmer and Mary Wallace Young, author of the new novel, "Come Back With the Apple who have positions as receptionists at NBC in New Wind." Sneaking up behind these young ladies is Peggy York. McDaniel. She is working as a special agent for the F.B.I, Coming out on the terrace we see Mr. Paul King, owner these day and must be on a special case today. of a local drive-in theater, talking to his secretary, Clara Here comes the muscle men. Jimmy Hardy and Charles Gunn, about the picture soon to be shown, starring Billie Royster are talking over the contracts they have iust Maus, Isabel Blackburn, Jimmy McDonald, and Swain signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. Marvin Bondurant and Donnie Garrison have been entertaining a group of Hamlet. This great hit is entitled, "Diamond Muleshoe." interested young ladies with their talk about the Olympics What is that strange noise we hear? Oh, of course, it's in which they participated. Standing near the hostess is Max Hewitt and his Natural Five plunking some soft that immortal guy of baseball fame, Alvin Cooke. They music over in the corner. The band is made up of Billv tell me that he has a bid for baseball's hall of in Walker, baritone; William Gentry, bass; Frankie Smith, fame Cooperstown. We mustn't forget our girl athletes. Talking alto; Claude Barbee, guitar; Miles Stadler, fiddle. things over are Ruth Shumate, Softball star, and Carolyn Here comes a cloud of dust down the road preceded by Chapmon, who at the present is touring the country with a car driven by the famous stock car driver, Everette the Girls All-Star Basketball Team. Smith. Following close behind is an ambulance designed Bobby Jean Alcorn and Gilly Andrews have simply made and constructed by the Roberts-Newnam Automobile millions in their exclusive dress shoppe in New York. Company, owned and operated bv Donnie and Bobbv Renewing old acquaintances with these lovely ladies are respectively, and driven by John Cittv, the last person Peggy Bunton and Sarah Childrey, who can be seen nightly ever to "let you down." on television, co-starring with E. B. Moore. Emerging from a black limousine is torch singer, Marian Look who just entered. Richard Ratcliffe. He has iust Small, and with her we see Betty Moore who is a famous returned from darkest Africa, where he went in search of dress designer in Paris. Coming with Betty are Ann Wav a new serum which Doctors Dick Morris and Hunter and Ann Whitehead, her secretaries. Sheridan have been trying to perfect. Making their way onto the dance floor are Pat Luftv, Now about what are Jean McCollum and Betty Grey world famous pianist, and James Gunn, head football coach Smith arguing? Thev both want to dance with Thruston seem to be interested in the couple at Notre Dame. Thev Pearson, the famous tobacco tycoon. over in the corner who could be none other than lawyers Making their way onto the floor are the chorus girls and Eugene Bray. Thev seem to be Dorothv Henderson composed of Frances Ross, Anne Stokes, Elizabeth trial of last week when Dorothv defended discussing the Southard, Irene Parks, and Virginia Moore. Claude Shu- point of view in a divorce case. Eugene, of the female mate gets a whack on the back by some unseen hand as course, was the prosecutor. Judge Peter McMichael pre- he seems to be enioying the feature too much. Now John sided over the case. Warner and Milton Ware, dealers in men's clothing, give the punch bowl we see Bill Bray and the Over by you a little advice. "We Warner you not to Ware our his agency. Thev are Jacqueline leading models from clothes until they are paid for." Arthur, Marie Vaughn, and Eleanor McKinney, Nancy Betty Cox, Peggy Wright, and Ruth Hough have iust models are hair stylists, Bettv Roberts. Talking to the returned from South America where they have been teach- Robertson, Frances Matkins, and Ila Sue Brown. ing Bible in the schools. Along with these ladies are has iust entered and with him Mayor Douslas Dodson Barbara Tate, Frances Washburn, Peggy Tate, and Gladys Police. Stadler; City Manager, David are Chief of Jack Williams, who are registered nurses. Constable, Faircloth. These fellows lones; and Jimmy Elizabeth Vernon and Willie Mae Eastwood are secre- have surely made a name for themselves, along with taries for Melvin Hall who owns half of the Empire State who is North Carolina's second woman Helen Havnes Building at the present. They came from New York on a Helen has tried many cases and found them all judqe. TWA plane piloted by John Southard and were nicely guilty. cared for by Margaret Patterson and Maudine Paschal, the housewives led bv Joyce Massev. Fol- Here come head hostesses for this airline. close behind are Gaye Shumate, Mary Ann Smith, lowing James Shreve and Billy Massey, successful business Griffin. Trying to find out how thev did it are and Sara men, are talking to our candidates for governor, John teachers at Reidsville High, Barbara Hooper, our new Holderby and James Walker, about the state of the nation. Martin, and Barbara Carter. Mary Jane Over in the corner we see Adrian Walker, Billv Sigmon, over the crowd and Mayor Dodson beo-ins A hush comes and Ronnie Walker, three men of distinction, being is commending farmers. Harold Matkins. to speak. He tantalized by Penelope Cannon, Dean of Women at Chilton, Wallace McKinnev, Charles Roberts, and Curtis Cannon College. Trying to get in on the conversation are Robertson on their bumper crops. Lindsev con- Lindsey Ken Howard, owner and operator of "Howard's Grill," year of farming to Kenneth Carlisle's tributes his successful Jimmy Marks and Bedford McAlister, attorneys-at-law. invention, the potato shade which has kept the sun new Their slogan is "You see 'em, we'll sue 'em." of the eyes of the potatoes these hot summer days. out Frances Handy has iust extended an invitation to all Philip Carroll, Jack Freeman, and Sammy Simmons Grocers those who are travelling west to stop in at her "Last the successful year of farming, also. are happy about Chance Cafe" in El Paso. this gala occasion was prepared by home The food for We leave this merry group of people and slip unseen demonstration agents, Lorene Jones, Alice Gates and out the back door into the future and whatever it may Economics teachers, Nancv Geneva Harrison. Home hold for us. McCollum, Roxie Hash, Lou Ola Billingslev, and Polly Smith, assisted with the refreshments. Frances Handy, Prophetess Page Sixty-eight CL>6 Wdt for illnian Drive Section 30. To David Walker, John Holderby's love 1 of North Carolina State is conferred. . „, , Lou Ola County of Rockingham Section 31. Her wobbly desk in Miss Wootton's room, to Billy Grey Vawtcr. City of Reidsville Billingsley leaves Section 32. The athletic ability of Ah in Cooke and Jimmy Hardy our departure and Bobby Wilkerson. Realizing that we, the Class of 1951, must now make is bestowed upon Johnny Turpin vices and Carter wishes to leave her sincere thanks to from Reidsville High School, we wish to leave the following Section 33. Barbara hereby make and for helping her through the years. virtues. Being of sane minds and healthy bodies, we do the teachers quiet, simple ways of Nancy McCollum and Carolyn declare this to be our last will and testament. Section 34. The to Barbara Trent and Everleen llanev. ARTICLE I Chapmon are left hope Section 35. Penny Cannon's and Bobby Ratcliff's love for having a To the world, now stricken with pain and sorrow, we leave the big time is bestowed upon everyone with the same desire. for everlastino peace and freedom for all mankind. "Section 36. With anyone who has the time, Charles Roberts and ARTICLE II Frankie Smith wish to leave their desire to loaf. To Mr. Lipscomb we leave our sincere appreciation for the many things Section 37. Marv Anne Smith bequeaths her interest in radio engineer he has done for us. ing to anyone with the same interest. ARTICLE III Section 38. The bald spot on Ronald Walker's head, he will take Anderson, our principal, we leave our many thanks for To Mr. E. C. with him. patience, understanding and helpfulness. his Section 39. the ones who get there first, Frances Washburn and ARTICLE IV To Betty Robertson will their seats on the school bus. Conley is left our gratitude for making this 19 51 To Miss Kate Section 40. Upon Betty Grey Moricle, Ruth Hough and Ken Howard success. Renocahi a betow their love for music. ARTICLE V Section 41. Alice Gates and Frances Ross bequeath their love for blond our deepest appreciation for her guidance To Miss Wootton we leave hair and blue eves to Lois Gates and Ann Carolvn McKinney. throughout our senior year. Section 42. With Lowell Roberts and Judy Zimmerman is left Hobby ARTICLE VI Newnam's and Jacqueline McKinney's way with the opposite sex. behalf. To Mr. Holmes we leave our gratitude for all his efforts in our Section 43. Billy Sigmon bequeaths to Harry Knight his ability to ARTICLE VII make witty remarks in class. We bestow upon the faculty our most sincere thanks for their patience Section 44. The intellectual ability of Hunter Sheridan is left to and guidance. Jack Ware. ARTICLE VIII Section 45. Gaye Shumate takes her diamond with her. To the Junior Class, along with the many responsibilities, we leave Section 46. Upon anyone who needs them, Peggy McDaniel leaves the joy of being a senior. the last few minutes of lunch hour. ARTICLE IX Section 47. Donnie Roberts wills his parking space to anyone who has To the students of Reidsville High School we leave the following: the need of it. Section 1. Mary Wallace Apple wills her love for Carolina to Marlene Section 48. Her love for Duke University, Billie Maus bestows upon Saunders. Peggy Hall. Section 2. To anyone with the same interest, Sara Ann Griffin leaves Section 49. To some poor soul, Jimmv Marks leaves his Latin book. her love for brown. Section 50. Melvin Flail confers his old bus license to Dot Lee Waynick. Section 3. The small stature of Sammy Simmons is bestowed upon Section 51. Upon "Goat" Harrison and Hugh Citty is bestowed John Donald Ross. Citty's and Jimmy Faircloth's and David Jones' undying love for basketball. Section 4. With Giles Hall, Dick Morris leaves his artistic ability. Section 52. Marian Small bequeaths her many tardy excuses to anyone Section 5. The quiet dispositions of Polly Smith and Elizabeth Vernon who likes to sleep as well as she does. are willed to Marv Louise Dixon and Jean Alverson. Section 53. The quiet dispositions of James Walker and Philip Carroll Section 6. Wayne McKinney, Curtis Chilton, and Miles Stadler wish are willed to some deserving characters. to leave their English Handbook to anyone who will relieve them of it. Section 54. John Warner's spot on the diamond is left to Johnnv Clark. Section 7. Knowing that they will need it, Jack Freeman, Claude Section 5 5. Upon Gayle Gilliam, Irene Parks bestows her love for Shumate, and Everette Smith bequeath the short five minutes between naturally curly hair. classes to that guy with a gal. Section 56. Kenneth Carlisle leaves his love for the farmer's daughter Section 8. Joyce Massey's love of cheerleading she confers upon to Bill Frye. Eleanor Smith. Section 57. To Frances Eastwood, Willie May Eastwood wills her love Section 9. Ila Sue Brown's and Peggy Tate's ability to laugh at any for bus drivers. time is conferred upon Betsv Gibson and Shirlev Thornton. Section 58. Upon Betsy Gibson, Gladys Williams bestows her love Section 10. The becoming "crew cuts" of Marvin Bondurant and for tall boys. Charles Royster are left to "Feet" Hooper. Section 59. Lorene Jones wills to Inez Troxler her seat in the window Section 11. Their love for dancing, Dorothy Henderson, Mary Lou on second floor. Clarke, and Claude Barbee bestow upon Jerry McBrayer, Jane Palmer, Section 60. Bedford McAllister and Milton Ware bequeath their interest and Martha Jo Hopkins. in blondes to those people with the same interest. Section 12. To Becky Sheets, Isabel Blackburn's love for singing is Section 61. Adrian Walker wills his fraternitv pin to Doc Groan, conferred. hoping that he will keep the slogan. Section 13. Douglas Dodson wishes to leave to some lucky politician Section 62. To anyone who can't find a better reason to laugh, Nancye his position as president. Arthur and Ann Way leave their corny jokes. Section 14. Marie Vaughn and Sarah Childrey bequeath their golden Section 63. The pleasing personality of Betty Moore, Eleanor Roberts, locks to Peggy Hall and Joan Harrelson. and Frances Matkins is left to Frances Burroughs and Peggy Talley. Section 15. The worn French Books of Frances Handy, Paul King, Section 64. Geneva Harrison wills her ability to watch the clock to and Bobbie Jean Alcorn are willed to Glenn Clark and Bobbie Jean Eatmon. anyone interested in the time. Section 16. Pat Lufty's job as pianist of R. H. S. is bestowed upon Section 65. Bettv Smith and Betty Cox leave their parts in B. T. U. Barbara Stalvev. to Buddy Cox. Section 17. His ability to carry home a load of books, Jimmy McDonald Section 66. Max Hewitt leaves his love for the radio to Donnie confers to Hugh Scott Hester. McDonald. , , , Section 18. Barbara Tate and James Shreve bequeath their high Section 67. Jean Carolyn McCollum leaves her brown curly locks to altitude to Florence Mitchell and Fred Simmons. Shirley Cox, provided she takes good care of them. Section 19. Thruston Pearson's position on the football bench is left Section 68. Ann Whitehead bestows upon some unlucky person, her to some unlucky guy. seat in Mr. Knight's room. Section 20. To Ladv Barbara Wilkerson and Mary Jim Hendrix, Section 69. To anvone who can stand the noise, Swain Hamlet leaves their ability Sara Clark, Ann Stokes and Mary Jane Martin bequeath his place in the band. to keep quiet. Section 70. Peggv Wright, Margaret Patterson, E. B. Moore, and Bill love Section 21. Peggv Bunton and Tommy Sue Palmer leave their Bray leave their Teats in Glee Club to persons who can "make with for R. H. S. to Dona Lou Moorefield. the music." . Donnie . Section 22. The becoming red curls of Gilly Andrews and Section 71. James Gunn's ability to kick that pigskin is bestowed Carrison are bestowed upon Pat Bradv and Sarah Smothers. upon Bobbv Wilkerson. ,-, McMichael ,,..,,. Section 23. Upon anyone who doesn't see well, Pete Section 72. Upon Wayne Handy, John Southard and V\ llliam Gentry confers his headgear. bestow their variety of jokes. love for Section 24. Lib Suthard and Barbara Hooper will their Section 73. Billy Walker leaves his car to anyone who can attord Greensboro to Hazel Moore and Patricia Hooper. the upkeep of it. . , leaves the offices he Section 25. To a good politician Eugene Bray Section 74. Helen Haynes' job as basketball manager is left to some didn't get. hard working person. Lindsey Robertson be- Section 26. Billy Massev, Harold Matkins, and Witnessed by Jimmv Hardv, Class President Willard Robertson and queath the remaining parts of their buses to Douolas Dodson, President of Student Organization Pete Peters. Miss" Jane Wootton, Adviser. Section 27. Upon Ruth Willis, Nancy Young's love for South Carolina ^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ is bestowed. McKinnev. Eleanor Roberts Section 28. Jack Stadler's big laugh is left with Vernon Anne Way Section 29. Clara Gunn, Ruth Shumate, Virginia Moore, and Roxie Small Maudine Paschal, and Marian Hash bequeath to Dot Dabbs, Katherine Collins, Attempts-at-Law Rebecca Strader their love for baseball. d5eautu / ,a fae a n t Miss Reidsville High Runners-up ESCORTS First row: Marvin Bondurant, Eleanor Smith, and Joan Harrelson, Miss Reidsville High. Second row: Peggy Talley, Pete McMichael, and E. B. Moore. Page Seventy GREETINGS and BEST WISHES To The Graduating Class Of Reidsville High School From LUCKY STRIKE Reidsville Branch THE IIIIIIKIUIIl TOBACCO CODlPflllY Page Seventy-one KIKER & YOUNT, INC. W. B. Kiker, President General Contracting REIDSVILLE, N. C. INSURE WITH THE FIRST DHTIODHL BHHK OF REIDSVILLE NORTH CAROLINA THE Man Who Knows Dial 7521 Page Seventy-two Reidsville Engineerir'9 H. £ H. Clothing Co Company, Inc. Fine Ready-to-wear Clothing ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING HOME OF Settle Street Dial 6201 FRIENDLY CREDIT Reidsville, North Carolina Dial 5029 HOT POINT DEALERS G ammon Williams & Trull A PP liance Co. 226 South Scales Street REIDSVILLE.. N. C. REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Dial 6912 RADIO STATION Oakley Electric Company APPLIANCES—RADIOS—TELEVISION WFRC HEATING—AIR CONDITIONING PART OF THE LIFE OF COMPLETE LINE SPORTING GOODS ROCKINGHAM COUNTY Dial 6621 131 Settle Street 17 Daily Hours of Good Listening BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FROM THE REIDSVILLE REVIEW Make it a date! Read The Review Regularly Page Seventy-three It Doesn't Take a Crystal Ball to See YOUR FUTURE IN TELEPHONE WORK If you choose a Telephone career you may he sure of: • Good pay from the start • Friendly co-workers • Frequent scheduled raises • Helpful supervisors • Interesting, important work • Plenty of opportunity for advancement • One of the best sickness-benefit pension plans in all industry \Jne visit to our employment supervisor will show you definitely how the advantages of telephone work can add up to a real future for YOU. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Page Seventy-four For Homes Beyond the Mains Use Hi-Therm Bottled Cas for Students! Meet Your Friends Cooking—Water Heating Refrigeration -at- North Carolina Gas SWEET SHOP Corporation REIDSVILLE, N. C. KING and LEE Dr. W. T. Ferneyhough EYE—EAR—NOSE—THROAT ESSO SERVICE Professional Building Agents for STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Dial 4126 Phone 3377 Reidsville, N. C. Pnge Seventy-five SERVICE BARBER SHOP DR. J. DOUGLAS JACOBS Let I s Serve You CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE Morehead Street Arcade It Pays to Look Well REIDSVILLE, N. C. 238 Scales St. Tel. 6240 Phones: Res. 6323—Office 3423 ED. A. Compliments of GUNN OFFICE SUPPLIES--GIFTS AND BOOKS ROSE'S STATIONERY On the Monument Square 5c-10c-25c STORE Ph sne 3431 Reidsville, N. C. Newnam's Market HOPKINS and MOORE We Deliver SUPPLY COMPANY "Complete Food Store" Phone 4308 Phones 7061 and 7062 CARTER-FOSTER TIRE CO. DIXON SHOE SHOP Recapping Tires and Battery Service Built By Satisfied Telephone 7334 Customers Distributors— Kelly Tires, Willard Batteries RASCOE FLOWER SHOP REIDSVILLE HARDWARE CO. 726 S. Scales St Phone 4232 Dial 6154 Reidsville, N. C. Headquarters for Paints HARRIS ELECTRIC COMPANY DeLANCEY'S MARKET Cordon Handy, Owner MEATS & GROCERIES Dial 7153 1212 S. Scales Street Phone 4523 LANE'S SHOE STORE C A R L 1 N A Distinctive Footwear for A P T H E C A R Y Ladies and Children Ph one 7089 Dial 3018 115 South Main Street HOLDERBY RADIO SHOP HUDSON & LESTER Radio Sales and Service HARDWARE CO. PHONE 7218 Wall Paper and Paints Page Seventy-six MAC'S BEAUTY SHOP REIDSVILLE INSURANCE Mrs. Chattie McDonald AND REALTY COMPANY 918 S. Scales St. Dial 4274 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Reidsville, N. C. SMITH SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY Flowers For All Occasions Phone 4311 "THE BEST FOR LESS" GABLE'S For Carol King Dresses PIGGLY WIGGLY Phone 4091 Gilmer Street REIDSVILLE LAUNDRY Try COMPANY, INC. YUKON'S BEST FLOUR DRY CLEANERS SANITONE R. M. GILLIE Phone 7044 For Your Insurance Needs LEINWAND'S See Style and Quality DEWEY H. HUFFINES Without Extravagance WOMACK ELECTRIC AND RADIO CO. GARDNER SUPER MARKET Radio Accessories and Repairing 509 Harrison Street Dial 7434 Candy, Chewing G jm, Paper and Pencils Always Buy Yours ar The Student' s Supply Store Page Seventy-seven "Entertaining You That is Our Business" When You Think of SHOES ROCKINGHAM Go To BROADWAY and STRADER'S REID THEATERS SHOE STORE MIDWAY DRIVE-IN H. CARLTON CRADDOCK RED PIG BARBECUE HEATING AND PLUMBING PLATE LUNCHES—SANDWICHES Phone 7485 Reidsville, N. C. Reidsville, N. C. FIX-IT SHOP Compliments of Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Model Builders Supplies McKINNEY GROCERY Bike Repairs Phone 7675 Cardinal Cleaners Compliments of Daily Maid Bakery "The House of Quality" FINE PASTRIES—CAKES * BREADS Phone 6325 196 N. W. Market St. Dial 6661 We Deliver Groff Bros. Poultry BURTON LINES, Inc. Dressed Doily Fryers and Hens Corner Main and Sprinkle Sts. Page Seventy-eight THE LAURIE SHOP PINK M. HOOPER Women's Apparel Mutual Insurance Agent Amos Building 121 S. Scales St. Phone 7484 Reidsville, N. Telephone 4139 C. Brown's & Farmer's Photographs of Quality Warehouse THROCKMORTON Tobacco looks better STUDIO and sells higher Cotton's Grocery See Us for Compliments of MEATS, GROCERIES SANDWICHES COLE'S JEWELERS FRESH DOUGHNUTS 222 Settle Street SOFT DRINKS Dial 6321 Compliments of Gitty Funeral Home REIDSVILLE Modern Funeral Chapel GROCERY CO, INC. AMBULANCE SERVICE WHOLESALE GROCERS Phone 3361 Since 1896 Page Seventy-nine CONGRATULATIONS TO REIDSVILLE HIGH We are proud of our High School—the records its students have made in the classrooms and on the athletic field. They reflect credit on the faculty. WILLIAMS & COMPANY The Mans Store Compliments of LUCKY CITY MOTORS SALES i^orcl SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 U -WASH-IT LAUNDRY Next Wash Day Try Us Across The Street From The Bus Station Phone 6437 Page Eighty R. B. TATE RICHARDSON-BENBOW Dealer in Heavy and Fancy Groceries AGENCY Fresh Meats 83 Montgomery St. INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE Phone 4391 Reidsville, N. C. RHODES, INC. IDEAL CLEANERS Distilled Dry Cleaning COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Deluxe Shirt Service Cash and Carry or Delivery Phone 5219 184 N. Scales St. IDEAL FOOD STORES HUSKEY MOTOR SERVICE Meats and Fancy Groceries DE SOTO—PLYMOUTH We Deliver Phone 3331 DEALER Play Refreshed WILKERSON . . . Have A Coke FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Before the game, during the game, aflei the gamt, * Irosty bottle of ice-cold Coca-Colt is so refreshing. * tonuo UHPit *uTHo»mr of nti COCa-COU oom»«#» t* REIDSVILLE COCA-COLA Phone 4341 BOTTLING COMPANY Page Eighty-one — — Reidsville Jewelry Go. Here's hoping that we're not losing you but instead gaining a more critical listener. Your Gift Corner and Congratulations Time Square — with FM—WREV—AM Guaranteed Watch Repairing Progressive Broadcasting System TURNER'S SHOE STORE A. A. WALKER Clark C. Mebane, Manager THE Exclusive Shoe Store of Reidsville Heating and Plumbing Fine Footwear REIDSVILLE, N. C. Clothing— Household Furnishings— Furniture POWELL INSURANCE AGENCY ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 3972 222 S. W. Market St. Phone 4209 With Best Wishes From Meet Your Friends at Reidsville Furniture THE STYLE CENTER Company "EVERYTHING FOR THE "Where Most Folks Buy" MODERN MISS" WIMPY'S ADAMS ELECTRIC Try Our COMPANY Delicious Hamburgers ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS SCALES STREET REIDSVILLE, N. C. Page Eighty-two Bank of Reidsvlle Congratulations to the Class of 1951 North Carolina's Oldest State Bank A FRIEND REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MAKE A DATE WITH AN "88" PIKE MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE Sales Service CADILLAC REIDSVILLE, N. C 117-21 N. E. Market St. Phone 3313 BELK-STEVENS COMPANY Reidsville's Leading Department Store Phone 7572 Fresh Pasteurized and Grade "A" Raw Milk PINE HILL DAIRY Phone 3329 REIDSVILLE, N. C Page Eighty-three Congratulations and Best Wishes for Continued Success GLOBE UNION, INC REIDSVILLE CAMERA SHOP REIDSVILLE ICE & COAL CO. Cameras—Camera Equipment FUEL OIL & KEROSENE Film and Developing Dial 5141 Phone 4516 24 Hour Service Everybody's Going To CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GARDNER'S SHORT SUGAR'S GARDNER DRUG COMPANY S. Scales St. Reidsville, N. C. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Compliments of Owned by DONNA LEE BAKE SHOP W. A. Washburn Phone 7698 INMAN MERCANTILE Compliments of For Lower Prices—Quick Service SCOTT'S 5c and 10c STORE Phone 5927 217 West Market Street Page Eighty-four Page Eighty-five DAILEY'S Rivers Fruit Store DRUG STORE fruits and vegetables * in season 129 Scales Street Phones 6281—6282 Phone 6921 Clark's Furniture Colonial Stores, Inc. Company TOPS IN THE FOOD PARADE new and used furniture we buy used furniture REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 112 Settle Street 0. G. POWELL Bring Your Clothes to Jot'em down SPRINGS DRY CLEANERS We got 'em Cash and Carry Wentworth Street Try Our Service TEXACO GAS and OIL Dial 6230 KEY'S SUPERETTE J. C. PENNEY CO. Fresh Meats and Groceries Reidsville's No. 1 Store Quality, Service, and Price You Always Save at Penney's Settle Street Dial 6241 or 6242 Phone 7416 CLYDE JONES SERVICE STATION ROCKINGHAM TAILORS ONE STOP SERVICE 103 South Scales Street Phone 3524 Reidsville, N. C. Schaeffer Made to Order Clothes POWELL'S GROCERY BLAYLOCK'S AUTO SUPPLY CO. FANCY MEATS AND GROCERIES Your Motorola Dealer Phone 3301 1035 South Scales 109 Scales St. Reidsville, N. C. Page Eighty-six UIILLIHHI C. STOKES and COmPHHY A Complete Real Estate Service Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of HASTINGS FURNITURE COMPANY "Where Your Dollars Have More Cents" Page Eighty-seven n Electric Service LIGHT HEAT POWER REFRIGERATION It's One Essential That Doesn't Rise in Price Duke Power C o m p n y Serving the Piedmont Carolinas UNITED DEPARTMENT STORE The Friendly Store of Values Page Eighty-eight MACE'S Jewelry—Gifts Our Store Is Noted for Quality Merchandise and Expert Repairs Buy Diamonds Here with Confidence SHORT ORDERS SEA FOODS Compliments of A. B. HOOPER MILLER'S GRILL Plumbing and Heating PLATE LUNCHES REIDSVILLE, N. C. STEAKS JEWEL BOX J. J. NEWBERRY GO. Castleton—Spode—Syracuse (China) 5c, 10c, 25c Store Towle— International Sterling Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry New Laundry & Dry Cleaners, Inc. GRAHAMS, Inc. SMART SCHOOL CLOTHES ONE CALL CLEANS ALL Telephone 618 S. Scales St. Phone 4381 3570 Page Eighty-nine COUCH'S MEN'S SHOP Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow Phone 4437 REIDSVILLE, N. C. Compliments of JOHNSON BROTHERS, Inc. BELVEDERE Coffee Shop REIDSVILLE, N. C. Page Ninety CLOUD PONTIAC Your Dealer 657 South Scales Street REIDSVILLE, N. C. Phone 3326 Come to HOOPER and MOORE Clothes for Men Complete Line of Sports Clothes, Suits, Furnishings and Shoes For Students and Young Men Phone 5481 BIG BILL BOTTLING COMPANY Page Ninety-owe REIDSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA City Electric Appliance Co. MORICLE TIRE CO. WESTINCHOUSE Goodyear Tires RADIOS TELEVISION 213 Settle St. Dial 7459 SALES—APPLIANCES—SERVICE REIDSVILLE, N. C. 217 South Scales Street Dial 3346 KING MOTOR CO. Homewoad Flowers, Inc. 614 S. Scales St. Dial 595! REIDSVILLE, N. C. 1121 South Main Street Sales and Service REIDSVILLE, N. C. Always a Selection Dial 4096 or 5088 of Clean Used Cars Page Ninety-two WHAT MAKES A CHAMPION ATHLETE? IS IT CONDITIONING. . . coaching . . . teamwork . . . physique . . . sportsmanship . . . competitive spirit ... or just plain honest-to-goodness athletic skill? We don't pretend to be athletic experts, because our job is to manufacture high quality textile products. But as sporting fans we think it would be safe to say that an athletic champion is the result of all these fine qualities. We know that it has taken a combination of great leadership, manufacturing know-how, careful planning, employee loyalty, and skilled teamwork to make Burlington Mills a champion in the textile industry. The Company's many accomplishments and progressive growth during the past 27 years are well known. We are proud of this record and equally proud of our 32,000 employees who have worked together with real team spirit as members of the Burlington team. It's a fact that Burlington's fine fabrics, hosiery and other textile products are truly "Woyen Into the Life of America" — just as every Burlington plant is woven into the life of its own community. Burlington Mills " " * Woven into Cx the Life of America Executive Offices: Greensboro, N. C. MAKER OF WOMEN'S OUTERWEAR AND UNDERWEAR FABRICS • MEN'S WEAR FABRICS • DECORATIVE FABRICS • HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN COTTON PIECE GOODS AND YARNS • RIBBONS • INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORTATION FABRICS THE REIDSVILLE THROWING PLANT IS A UNIT OF BURLINGTON MILLS jj^y ^'iV, ill Mil , 'i >/v/!:'?*.i'i 'i lit ~^r n n u a I *3 t a, if Helen Havnes, Editor, Pat Lufty, Associate Editor; Eleanor Roberts, Features Editor; Frances Handy Art Editor; Jimmie McDonald, Advertising Manager. Miss Kate Conley, Adviser; Sara Clark, Snapshot Editor; Bobbv Ratcliffe, Sports Editor; Betty Moore ypist; Barbara 1 Carter, Activities Editor; Dorothy Henderson, Business Manager. 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