Gray High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Elizabeth V. Tate Commerqial Cliilfiish Ambition-To ritic a train Etiquette Club 4: Sec. and Trcas. 41 G. R. -I. Ruby Frances Taylor General Childisli .-lmbilion-To be a nurse G. R. 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Booster 3, 4: Alderman 2. Roy Turner t General Childislz Ambition-To be the Lone Ranger Hi-Y 1. 3,41 Lit.Soc. 3: Band 2.3.41 H. S. Chorus 1.2. a 3,-4: Cheerleader 4: Alderman -5 Tennis 3,43 Dramatic Club 4: Basketball l, Z, Margaret Louisa Vaughan Commercial Childisli Ambition-To wear long dresses and high ht-cl shoes G, R. 2. 4: Otiice Page 3. 41 Etiquette Club 45 Lib. Page lx Boosters Club 2, 4: Court Stenographer 4. lames Robert Vernon Ir. Commercial Childislz Ambition-To be a Lady's Gentleman Alderman l.3.4: Hi-Y 1.2. 3.41 Sec. and Treas, 3,43 Tennis l. 2. 3. 4: Booster 4: Cheerleader 4, Ienny Lou West Commercial Cllildisli Ambirion-- To marry a rich man Lib. Start' l: Vice Pres. 2: G, R. 3,41 Etiquette Club 4. Office Page 3: Lib. Soc. 2, 43 Booster 4. Lucille White General Childmh Ambition-To bc a vofalist for a popular dance orchcslra Lib. Page 3. 4. 5: Etiquette Cub 4, 5. G. R. 2,3133 Court Stenographer 4. 5: Chorus 3, 41 Lit. Soc. 4. 51 Class Pres, 3. Norman Rinzie White General Childish Ambirion-To be found oul Reynolds Hi 1,22 Mineral Springs 3g Travel Club l,2, Debating Club 2: Etiquette Club 4: Boosters Club 4: Boy? Glue Club 3: Clorus 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. Dorothy Sue Williams General Childish Ambition-To be a fan clzmccr Reynolds High 1.2: G. R. 1,25 Knitting Club Z: litlqucne Club 2: Home Ee. Club 3, 4. Wanda Mae Woodruff College Chlldish Ambilion-To bc .Li Llfvfltvr G. R. 3, 4: Vice Pres. 4: Sec. 3: Nut. Hon. Soc. 4: liti- quette Club 4: Excelsior Club 4: Sec. 4: Policeman 4, Home Ee. Club 3, 4: Pres, 4: Elkin High School l: Smith High School 2. Iohn R. Wooten General Childisli Ambition-To grudutitt' Baseball l, 2, 3. 4: Football J, 3, 41 Basketball 2 3, -l. Pres. 10B,i0Ap Booster 3, 4: Nlonogram Club 3. 4, Ush- ers' Club 3. 4. OTHER SENIORS Ianuary Class: Rassie Mae Holcomb Margie Mashburn Gray Shermer lime Class: Virginia Caudle Hilda Futrell Beatrice Harding ...ai 5: +3 't 5175

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I 1 4' 1 1 5 . l ,4 F. A r , . 1 1 1 -1 , r 1 1 A: 'Q 1. t , 'l , .I ' .1- I . , I ll 7? - 4 J i,.l lf? ff George Robert Hampton General 5 ffhzlflzth Ambrlimn-Tn be Santa Claus an Alrjvrmfm 4 Pine lllfnzfpera 5 4. El?-in-Chltg 4. Hi-Y l 2 Z 4, Usher Club 4, Quill 5' .scroll 4: Excelssot Clur. 4, Baseball l 3 3 fl. General Nancy Lee Hanes Chzlrllwh Ambrlznn-'TQ marry 4 'uh mar? Cl 17. l 5 4. Home Et. 3 4. Pviifeman 4, B00-tel' 1, Etiquette Club 4 lames Qliver Harrington. lr. General Childitlr flmbrrmn-7 f be a lflfzld Bxll. ' a lmeman Quill E1 Stroll 3 -l, Iudge 'li Sfflutror 3' Police Club l Z 3, Debating 'l 4. Lat Sur. l 2 Hz-'I' 2 3 4. Pres 3g Brvwter l 2, Usher 2 3, Pine Vv'l1zsoer- E 4. Ed.-ID' Cruel 3, Nlanaglng Editor 4 Chnruf Band 3 4, E'-.cel not 3. 4. si' ,.. 4. inn- M 'fawrfr 1..- ' irsrrzaf Virginia B. Highfill Commercial Chvldfsl' ,-'l'nbzt1.1n-T' gr z up Board of Aldermen 2 3 Choruf 3 4 Natl Hon. Soc. 4: G. R. 3, 4 Olhte Page 'lg Clerk of Colrt 4. Basketball 3. Frances Keeflle lacl-:son General Chzffzxh Ambzlffn-ltf alw auf 'wztzd-cr-Y.: Reynolda l 2 3, Chtirva l 1 3 5 E01-'eri l. Helen Kiser Commercial Cmltli-X1.-lmbnnf-T' 5- a Jajrifarg Glee Club l. 2, 3, Home Eli. Club E I, Drarnatzc Clul- 2 5, Lit. Snr l Z. G R,-1. to E, H. Knight lr. General Ckllfllxh Ambzfrvrn-,Vcr ri, Pia f'1 .g Van fr was Dramatitf 3 Policeman l, Sta-I l-lariager 5. Webster E. Lineback General Chlltliw .-'lmbzw-in-T' be as . 'ring as Popeye u'lf.'1.3uf .gating Srzfa-th E-mthall 3 -l 5- Fire Chief -1 5 Dia-nawcf 3 Pres. Sczence Club 5. Mum: Conteft -l- Ufher -4 5 Bari 4 5 Ercelszor Club 1' 3. Solitltor 5. Alderman 3 Nancy Astor Moore General Chzldish .-lmbizrrn-T: fx'-g x fl' Fatf ,Wwrgan am! his T':'n fte' ri Cv. R. 1.4 Hume Ee, Club I 3 -2 Etiquette Club E. Eleanor Geraldine Murphy' General Cl1ll.1'z.fh .-'lmbzmow-T? rt :Ei .Narg Curl Rcsrrfsm l 2,3 -1 5' Home EQ Club 3 -! Ezzqueire Club -lf Nurier Room -1 Eb. Page I F i f S::e1ce Club Frances Mae Ogburn Commercial Cf11'dlS'L1.'lt?1E'ti1:'?--TJ 'vi iv: C:r::s Xltncral Sptmaf H.gh 1: Home Es. lr Cv R -1.77. Lost and Found 5 Qlhic Page iz Science S. BooSterS S' Chorus Daisy Lois Pearce Commercial Chrldlsm ,-lmbzrifn-T.: Fe era Szfgfr Ettqucttc Club -l: Cv. R. 4' Cli-irui William Ray General Childrsh .-lmbirzon-To .irg tizarrzcv 3 qw South .-'lfrzca Old Town High School l Track it Soccer lg Vienna .9 High School I. Track l. Baseball I: Soccer I. Basketball 1. Football 5 Chorus 3 -1: Dramatics 1.3: Usher 3 -4- l'l1-Y 3. Photo Editor -Q. Science and Phoio Club -1. - Pauline Russell Commercial Childrs11Afrzbmof:-To be a 111:55 L-. R. -l: Home Ee. Club 1,13 -E: Lit. Soc. 3 -2. Lola Belle Shelton Commercial Chiltlrsh Ambition-T: 3::u':,i the world Home Ee. Club 1.1.3,-1: Student Nurse I 3: Booster 11 G. R. 1. 5. Etiquette Club -1: Lit. Soc. I I 3 Robert Shook Cfizldxslz Ambition- To have a whole stick of striped candy General Stamp Club 1: Football l: Hi-Y Club 3. -ll Excelsior Club -l. Bossier 3.4, Alderman -1: Police Comm. -1. Edna Virginia Simmons Commercial Childish flmbitzorz- To be a .lletrorioltran Opera Star Chorus 2. 3, 4: Booster 3. -41 G. R. 2.3.41 Lit. Soc. 3.5- Thomas Edward Stewart General Childish Ambition-To become a millaonaire some-dag l-li-Y 1,21 Ushers' Club 3. -1. 4 if ' - ' -' Y - rr

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it firm We are advertised by our IANUARY CLASS POEM Una White, Poet The highway of life is winding- Its roadbed wet with tears- Through sun-kissed meadows of beauty, O'er mountains of doubts and fears. Turning, twisting, ever onward- Every mile a courage test: Tears, laughter, sorrow, and joy- Life's uncertain at its best, Yet, bravely we've set our courses, Determinedly we've said: 'AThis be our motto-this our creed: Be sure youre right-then go ahead! The happy years have brought us The looked-for goal, at last: We stand at the fateful crossroads, Cut carefree schooldays past. Faces set to the rising sun, See the dawn of another day. With eager hearts and courage high, We start on our unknown way. There'll be many a doubtful by-path To lure us with its gaudy spread- Yet, we will pause and whisper: Be sure youre right-then go ahead! aalgif W! ' loving friends IUNE CLASS POEM Margie Fulp, Poet We give our praise to thee, Hanes High For knowledge, experience, and joy Found within thy open doors. Oft victory we did not attain Still, we reaped from failure its gain. Alma Mater we pledge allegiance Our loyalty and true obedience To high standards and ideals Maintained during years of learning To which Fate grants no returning. Now while standing on the threshold Eager for the future untold Need is felt of sage advice Given by rnore noble souls To save us from unworthy goals. True, few of us may garner fame But may we live lives without blame So that memories may corne forth Of time well spent for good of some Who needed help of small deeds done.