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

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iiffi Y 1 1 Q 2 .Sf Q Mk A wif fr5.rxoQI'j4f Fl Kat Hankin and Mickey Bishop. Betty Scott and Barbara Bennett. Sylvia Bishop and Tommy Swaim. First Row: B. Michzicl, P. Rikarcl. Second Row: I. Shelton, F. Tuttle. li. Owen, D. Temples, T. Morgan, W. Vvbxlker. . E CM? The Distributive Education Club is composed of twenty-four members, This Club is an organization of high school students enrolled in the cooperative part-time distributive education classes. The students develop an understanding of their employers prob- lems, in order that the students may actually con- tribute to the organization by which they are em- ployed. Standing committees have been appointed. These served, as did our club officers, during the school year. Meetings have been held in the various homes and at school. Distributive Education is de- signed to fit citizens to become self-supporting. efficient members of their community by providing specialized training in retail occupations. Milclren Brown and Merry' Iohnson, Douglas Swaim. Nancy lacksnn, and Iames Lawson. Iackie VVnnnaclc. Betty Snead and Madeline Largen.

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,g . Q 3 Qt- A ' --Armor: I. West. Ed. Paper: l. Carter. Feature Ed.: Shelton, Sports Ed., R. l.. Calder, Chief Sr. lid.: M. George, Sr, Ed., B. Holland MJ Hoover, Sports lid, of Afmlldle .qnugftcafiona The publications of Hanes High School are the Hanes Hi Rada, the school newspaper, and the Purple and Gold, the school year book. All editorial work for the twelve issues of the Hanes Hi Rada is done by the Students in Iournalsim I and II. For the Purple and Gold the students plan the page arrangements, compile senior write-ups, and other copy, cut and paste pictures for the various panels, and do the proof-reading. Miss Martha Mickey is advisor for both publications, Both publications are judged each spring at the Southern lnterscholastic Press Association at Wash- ington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. Editors for the coming year are delegates each spring. EDITORS For those who excel in a superior type of Journalism puppug AND gow HANE5 HIGH RADA 'there is membership into the Quill and Scr0ll, the E 'm'nf Sf 1 'L ' mia Ann Wm lnternational Honor Society for High School Iour- nalists. ThOse Who have received this honor are: Ernestine Shore, Lucy lane Calder, Julia West, Doris Gant, Betty Iean Holland, Ioe Widdifield, Iim Shelton, Maurice George, Bobby Adams, and Richard Hoover. I. Vklirltlilield, H. Elledge. G. Heck, C. liege. lf, Th swxxx pson. F. Roberson, B, Bennett, B. Adams, D. Nlasencup 'MW K . ' .,,,grgyQ ' . V V62 , . ., i. ' 3 W M 'sr A 1 , 5 3 isQ,f't' I M- ffsxfma F

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Apple, Hine, Shields. Widdifielcl. Hiatt, Bennett, Peatross, Hege. Calder, Ziglar, Cox, Wilson. Senior ocmci The Senior Council is composed Of 20 members who are in charge of social activities at Hanes High. Parties, dances or any other activities are carried on in the gymnasium or the Dragons Den. Thursday nights are set aside for cleaning up the Den and dec- orating for the activities, Meetings are held once or twice weekly. Each member should attend every meeting, but they can be allowed three excured absences. Officers of the club are chosen by the whole council at a joint meeting. If any officer is not active in the club she may be taken off and replaced with another member chosen by the council, Dances or parties cannot be held in the Den after 11:00, Chaperons must be obtained. Refreshments are sold by the council to the people who attend these dances. First row: Shields, Hiatt, Wilson. Duggins. Second row: Andrews Reavis, Widdifield, Kates, Burton, Cox, Ziglar, Calder, Bennett. Pea- trnss, Hege, Apple, I-line, Hartman. Calder. Duggins, Reavis, Andrews, Chunn. Fulk, Burton, Kates, Calder. Hartman, Haymore, Bennett, Peatross