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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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Gray High School was founded in 1930 as South Junior High, under the leadership of Mr. M. Shields, principal. It was one of the first junior high schools in Winston-Salem, and included grades six, seven, and eight. , I S The school started with a faculty consisting of Mr. Shields, principal, Miss Kathleen Hall, guidance, Margaret Cobb, secretary, and twenty-three teachers. ' Gray became a high school in 1935, with its name being changed to South High School. In 1939 the again changed, this time to its present one, james A. Gray High School, honoring one of Winston-Salemfs ing citizens and benefactors. At this time the school was under the guidance of Mr. K. G. Phillips. The twelfth grade was added in 1941, at which time the south end of the building was expanded to space for the science laboratory, the band room, two lavatories, the machine shop, and five more classrooms. Our boys' gymnasium, built in 1951, provides a more modern and spacious place for our games. At the present, Gray has a faculty consisting of forty members including Mr. J. A. Woodward,. Robert Hanes, assistant principal, Miss Ruth Holton, secretary, Mrs. Grace james, guidance, Mrs. Louise dietitian, Miss Sally Johnston, librarian, and various driving teachers. Since its foundation Gray has advanced and expanded into a modern and efficient high school. . thousand pupils, including the eighth grade, attend daily, and they, along with the faculty, have made a which we are justly proud. V c J' 14, ffff N f J?SffJJf?J . W M41 Q Nw K W ff, W ffStandi13!S jdst the Forest ', 'L f M12 gf! yQM3Vij,fffa by N' f A 4 f' yy J6 if - ,P , if W N3 ffffj 'Neath the Oak Trees' Shade Page Four - Ill '...... 'Z'nTE 1 QQ QQ, 2244 Jfwffq' Wm 2613 Ls, mf 1322 Cahn, WG 5 f YQ CL fi 'UQ x K 1 1 AA.....-1 BLUE AND GOLD STAFF - 1957 Editor-in-Chief . Senior Editor . Senior Editor . Senior Editor Junior Editor Junior Editor BETTY BLEDSOE HOLCOMB Business Manager MISS MOSELLE STEPHENSON ...... 'Adviser Page Six MR. LARRY GRAHAM Dedication Since he first came to Gray, Mr. Larry Graham has proved to be a real asset to us, with his devotion to our school, his understanding, and his encourage- ment to us. -Y - -- ----Y - ---I-f - ..--.1 1'-1 .3 1-1. 41 -m in-Q 1 an To Mr. Graham, who has coached our teams and taught us to run well the course of life, we, the seniors of 1957 proudly dedicate our Blue and Gold.. 1'-ftltit 1-Q1 L41 A li lQl'1'1h'-'A LA hggl MR. JULIUS A. WOODWARD, Principal 0 Loom. X yd I 1, . ,f'l ix ,, f. 1 1 --4 W' 2 f DR. ROBERT HANES Assistant Principal A.B., A.M., and Ph.D, English Department. 15- :Gov- ' MRS. CARRIE MAE ALLGOOD M.A. and B.A. Lan- guage Department . . . sponsors Personal Rela- tions Department, French Club, and Spanish Club. MR. TOM CASH A.B., B.S. History Department coaches varsity football . . . spon- sors Monogram Club. MR. NORMAN 'Cir 5 MRS. LOUISE BARRINGER BERNARD A.B. teaches driving. Attended Averett College . dietitian. MRS. ELOISE CURLEE A.B., M.A. . .. Language Department sponsors cheerleaders and Bible Club. 2 1 if-?.5,.5 99 -,. 9 . .7 S.. MISS RUTH HOLTON Secretary MRS. JOYCE BRADLEY A.B. . . . Eighth Grade Department , . . is assis- tant girls' sports coach , . . sponsors Pep Club. MISS SAXON BRAY 'A.B., M.A. Eighth Grade Department sponsors jr. Red Cross and Public Relations De- partments. MRS. CLARA FIELD ' B.A. . .. Science Depart- ment . . . Head of Health Department. 445 f'--at MR. JACK FLETCHER B.S., M.A. Head of Boys' Physical Education Department coaches varsity baseball. MISS DAISY LEE GLASGOW A.B., M.A. Head of History Department sponsors National Honor Society and .Auditorium Department. Page S even . Ns calls, reports . . . all part f a typical day. MISS HATTIE MR. LARRY GOOGE GRAHAM A.B. . . . Mathematics A.B. and M.E. ..4' Math- Department .. ematics Department y . . , butes loclgers. coaches varsity basketball sponsors Key Club nd Campus Department. cording Department. MISS KATHLEEN MRS. RUTH MRS. MARY K. I HALL HILL HUTCHISON A.B. . . . History Depart- A.B. . . . English Depart- A,B, , , 4 Head of Math- ment . . . sponsors senior ment . . . sP0n50rS Senior ematics Department . . . class, Future Teachers of Y-Teen Club. sponsors senior class and America Club, and Re- Study Hall Department. MRS. GRACE JAMES A.B. . . . English Depart- ment . . , student organi- zation adviser .. spon- sors speech arts and Masque and Gavel. MISS SALLY JOHNSTON B.S., L.S. Librarian . . . sponsors the Library Department. MR. JOHN KIGER A.B., M.E. Eighth Grade Department . . . coaches J.V. basketball and midget football. MR. C. E. LOWE B.S. Industrial Arts Department. MISS LYNN MCBRIDE B.S. . . . Commercial De- partment sponsors School Store and Nurse's Room Department. Q? MISS RUTH MR. DANIEL MEINUNG MOTLEY A.B. Science Depart- A.B., M.E. ., Commer- ment sponsors senior cial Department. class. MR. ANDRE MISS ARTELEE MUELHNAER l'Uli'l l' A.B., M.A., M.Ii. , , A A.B., M.S. Commvr- Our busy tcnclwrs find recess the pause that refreshes. liighth Grade Depart- cial Dtcpartnmtfnt spon ment is assistant var- sors lntcrior Dc-pnrtntcnt. sity football roach , , - sponsors Traffic Ik Snack P480 Baht Bar Departments. - -- ------ -.- --..- - .4 ..-... ..-. --.q .mv--3 1' fn-up-an mean hen hill l,,l.'IL.l.. N EQ sr'- 1 3 Qi- 5 'ls li 6 le l D 1 l l 5 MISS REKA RICH B.S. Head of Home Economics Department . . sponsors cheerleaders, Fu- ture Homemakers of America Club, and Hos- pitality Department. MRS. LAVENIA ROBINSON B.S. . . . English Depart- rnent . . . coaches debat- mg . . . sponsors Debat- ing Club and Hall Moni- tors Department. JUN MISS MOSELLE STEPHENSON A.B. . . . Head of English Department sponsors journalism and Supply Room Department and Quill and Scroll. I MW' R ffff tft'l Qi, . W iz.. ,, f ' ,.f. h ,rf ,- ffzf' . yan - ,Q ,. ,MXL p w X, 1, .J-., 1 MR. E. LEROY ROWLEY B.S., M.A. Head Music Department. MRS. BEVERLY TAYLOR sp The library, with its interesting displays, provides a quiet, in- formative study period. MRS. JULIA MR. G. D. MRS. RACHEL SELLERS SEXTON SIMPSON of A.B. Eighth Grade Job Training and Job B.S., A.B. Eighth Department . , . sponsors Relations Diplomas . . . Grade Department . . . Eighth Grade Y-Teens. Industrial Department .. sponsors Scholarship De- sponsors Bible Club. partment. MR. HOMER THOMPSON B.S. Head of Art A.B., M.A. Eighth- Department. Grade Department . . , is assistant varsity football coach coaches track MR. E. E. TODD, JR. A.B. Industrial Arts Department . .. sponsors Diversified Occupations 8: Hi-Y Club. MRS. MARTHA WALKER A.B., M.A. Eighth Grade Department . . . sponsors Poster Depart- ment. team. hal MRS. MONTE X . s A WARNER ' Teachers enioy a snack in the teachers' room at recess. 'sggaritilenfighfh Grade partment -. . . Girls' Athletiti tion, Recreation ment, and junior Tn: Histor of Class of 1957 our lives was begun early in September, 1952, as we, the class of 1957, timidly but excitedly took the first step whichla,ahd.Ot h'h h 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' y ea ur ig sc oo registration initiated the long chain of events which have taken place in these and, now that the time for our departure from our alma mater is so near, the reminiscence of our ght help each of us to see a little better that our high school training is indeed worthwhile and will was an enjoyable and profitable one, we held few positions of prominence and were content- got an early start inthe activities of our school. Serving as 'homeroom presidents were and Jane McClain. Board members Sarah Long, Carol Burchette, Barbara Jarvis, omeroom discussions. Also taking an active part in the work of the student organiza- who were assistant secretaries of the school. Future Teachers of America were Janet Lemons, Joyce Joyner, Evelyn Crutchfield, Lavona Wil- Club induction Dick Byrd, Jud Ferguson, Rommie Porter, Burke Johnson, and Bob Denham were tapped a superior rating as a baritone soloist in the divisional music contest,William Campbell brought honor selected Dell Conrad as its On the Beam honoree. Earning enough points for membership into the Girls' were Tommie Jean Heath, Anoree Stout Atkins, Alicia Jones, and Millie Holt, the 'first milestone of our journey, we, as sophomores, began the second step toward the goal of graduation. The chose Sarah Long, Anne Martiner, Jane McClain, Wayne Shugart,' Ronald Shackelford, and Burke Johnson in speech and dramatics. 1 for the annual Junior-Senior Prom were Ann Morris, Sarah Long, Anne Martiner, and Janet Lemons. finals of the district debating contest at Woman's College in Greensboro, North Carolina, were affirmative de- and Geraldine Crim. Anne Martiner was a member of the negative team, which was eliminated in the semi- Y-Teens selected Evelyn Crutchfield president of the club. Leary Cook, and Bob Denham were tapped for membership into the Hi-Y Club. point of our journey bein-g reached, we all looked forward with eagerness and enthusiasm to our junior year, even more profitable, exciting, and interesting than the first two. their journalistic accomplishments,'Linda Guinn, Sarah Long, Anne Martiner, Kay Swaim, Burke Johnson, Rita Parrish, and Bob Denham were inducted into the Quill and Scroll. if Chosen as president of the Y-Teen Inter-Club Council, Evelyn Crutchfield led the city Y-Teens. For theirunselfish attitude and outstanding service to the school, Leary Cook and Bob Burchette were honored by the jour- ake , nalism department for being On the Beam. Marshaling for the seniors at class day and graduating exercises were Sarah Long, chief, Janie Posey Swaim, Carol Burchette, Linda Guinn, Jane McClain, Janet Fansler, and Ann Morris. Junior class sponsor Mrs. Libbie Stines was assisted in making plans for the Junior-Senior Prom by class officers, Bob Den- ham, president, Leary Cook, vice-president, Benny Payne, treasurer, and Sarah Long, secretary. Not only did Jane McClain win a trip to New York City for placing first in the World Peace contest, but she also placed first in the city-county I Speak for Democracy contest. Ably playing for Coach Tom Cash's Western District Class AA Conference Champion football team were juniors Phil Poe, John Brown, Ken Hayes, Johnny Bailey, Jud Ferguson, Wayne Shugart, Clyde Bovender, Donald Eaton, and Leary Cook. Tapped into the National Honor Society were Rita Parrish, Kay Swaim, Ronald Shackelford, Frances Parker, Jane McClain, Anne Martiner, Sarah Long, Linda Guinn, Janet Lemons, Amy Gatewood, Geraldine Crim, Margaret Benton, Faye Brown, and Bob Denham. At last our position as dignified seniors became a reality, a rank of which each of us was proud. Chosen to lead the work of the student organization were Bob Denham, president, Sarah Long, recording secretary, Anne Martiner, corresponding secretary, and Wayne Shugart, treasurer. Leading the student body at all of our pep meetings and athletic contests were cheerleaders, Janet Fansler, chief, Ann Morris, Linda Guinn, Sandra Caldwell, Millie Holt, Gay Nell Harris, Jane McClain, Alicia Jones, Kitty Avis, and Rita Parrish. The football team chose quarterback Philip Poe to serve as co-captain for the 1956 varsity football team, which repeated as Class AA Western Conference Champions. Benny Payne, Philip Poe, Burke Johnson, Bob Burchette, Doug Tetter, John Hutchins, Preston Williams, and Captain Bob Denham led Coach Larry Graham's Grayhounds to a successful basketball season. The National Honor Society inducted Ima Jean Cook, Evelyn Crutchfield, Eleanor Fishel, Vincent Hamrick, Jimmy Leonard, Ann Morris, Linda Robertson, and Carol Staley for membership, the Masque and Gavel selected Frances Parker, and the Quill and Scroll chose Judy Veasey, Evelyn Crutchfield, Betty Sue Bledsoe, and Geraldine Crim. For his outstanding accomplishments in the National Merit Scholarship Contest, Wayne Ashworth was chosen as a finalist. Kenneth Hayes was chosen for the All-Conference and All-City football teams. These are just a few of our many and varied high school activities which have been indelibly imprinted upon our minds- pleasant memories that even time cannot erase. Our long-awaited goal of graduation is at last a reality, and our hearts are some- what heavy as we make our exit from our alma mater, where the most profitable and enjoyable years of our lives have been spent. ' -BOB DEN HAM-Historian CLASSES 57 LEE ADAMS GERALDINE ALSPAUGH ROBERT ANDERSON Winsome Admired Course. Commercial Course: Home- Commercial Course: Rocky room Pres. 2,33 F.H.A. 33 Mount High School 23 Rey- Library Worker 3,4. nolds High School 33 Hi-Y WANDA FRANCES ATKINS Light-Hearted Science Course: Glenn High School li Library Page 2,5, 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Bible Club 33 Pep Club 33 F.H.A. 2,3,4. 4 3 Chorus 4. WAYNE ASHWORTH Capable Mathematics Course: Home- room Pres. 1,23 Study Hall Sup't. 23 Library Council 2,5, Sup't. 43 Spanish Club 33 Jr. Varsity Baseball 53 Board Member 3: Nat. An- thology 33 Personal Rela- lations Dept. 3,43 Traffic Dept. 3,43 Honor Point Pin 43 Bible Club 43 Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. ANOREE STOUT ATKINS Rbytbmical Commercial Course: G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Softball 1,2,3,43 Hall Monitor 1,22 Speed- ball 13 Shield Monogram 23 Music Monogram 3g Major- ette 3,4. MICHAEL ATWOOD Wfell-Dressed General Commercial Course: Football 1,23 Homeroom Pres. 33 Still Stands the House 3. Loquacious Science Coursc Office Page l Red Cross l Chorus 23 GAA 234 Pep Club 3, ice Pres 4 l' H A. 33 House 3 Alt Chccrlcader 34 Masquc 84 Gavel 5, Sec 4 Best Actress Award 3' Gab from Gray 3,43 Li- brary Page 4' Var. Speed- ball Basketball 4' Debating Club 4' Gray Icens 4. KITTY AVIS vi . i, if F.T.A. 3,43 Still .Stands the Page Twcl-vc -H JOHNNY BAILEY I'lal1py-Go-Lucky ' Mathematics Course: llomc- rootn 'l'rcas. 1,43 jr. High Football I3 llomcroom Vice-Pres. 23 jr. Varsity Football 23 Varsity Foot- ball 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Red Cross 33 Campus Comm. 4. Y A -Y -.eA.....c.AAnduAu.-.L:.:Lil. SYLVIA ANN BARBER Euxy-Going Science Course: Reynolds lligh School l. INIARGARET BENTON BILL BILES Cheerful Ef,ferz'escent language Course: Band 1, Social Science Course: Band ZJ,-tg Y-Teens 2,31 F.T.A. 1.25.41 ,live Hounds 1.2: 23,-ig jr. Varsity Basketball 2,3, Varsity -13 Softball 2, 3,-ig Specclball 2.-ig G.A.A. 25,13 Nat. Hon. Soc. 5,-iz Pep Club Sec. 43 Hospita- lity Sup't. -ig French Club 4. Drum Repairs 2.5.43 Traf- fic Dept. 53 Drum Section Leader 3,-i. she MARTHA BILES Delightful Language Course: Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Ralph Bunch Es- say Contest Runner-up 23 Homeroom Pres. 2g Gray Light Reporter 2,33 Pep Club 3,43 Public Rel. Sup't. 33 Hall Monitor 33 French Club Sec. 43 F.T.A. 4. THURMAN EUGENE BILLINGS Active Industrial Arts Course: Board Member 1,23 Jr. Var- sity Baseball 33 Red Cross 33 Campus Comm. 43 Gen. Shop Foreman 4. DAVID BOYER Industrious Industrial Arts Course: Homeroom Treas. 1,25 Traf- fic Dept. 3,4. , 3 ..,,,... ,,-,.,,,a,.w ..... M :J Class of '57 Al. BETTY SUE BLEDSOE Original Commercial Course: Home- room Pres. l,2,33 Band 1,22 Gray Teens 2,3,43 Red Cross Council 33 Board Member 33 Pep Club 3,43 F.T.A. 4g Traffic Sup't. 43 Gray Light, Blue and Gold Business Mgr. 43 Wfiltiest 43 Prophetess 43 Quill 8: Scroll 43 Advertising Staff 4g Edi- torial in Nat. College Bul- letin 4. TOMMY BODFORD CLYDE F. BOVENDER Quiet Mathematics Course: South Fork 13 Recreation Comm. 33 Pep Club 5: Campus Comm. 3. Good-Natured Industrial Arts Course: Var- sity Football 1,2,3,43 Bas- ketball Mgr. 1,23 I-Ii-Y 1, Pres. 2, Chaplain 3,43 Stu- dent Organization Ass't. Sec. 2, Treas. 33 Honor Point Pin 33 Key Club 3,43 Visual Aids Sup't. 3,43 Spanish Club 4. .5 f ' 'Plug L- . . 1 SONDRA ELIZABETH BRANSON Sincere Commercial Course: Nurse's Room Page 33 Nat. Antho- logy 33 Hall Monitor 4. FAYE BROWN JOHN BROWN JAMES GARY BURCHAM BOB BURCHETTE CAROL EAN Scientific Carefree Nice Versatile BURCHETTE 3 Language Course: W. Meth- Science Course: Reynolds Industrial Arts Course: Social Studies Course: Jr. Spirited I odist Academy 13 Board High School 13 Homeroom Band 1,2,3,43 Jivehounds 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3Q Jr. Commercial ' Member 23 Pep Club 33 Spanish Club 33 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,43 French Club 43 Color Guard 4. Treas. 23 Jr. Varsity Foot- ball 2g Hi-Y 2,3,43 Span- ish Club 33 Monogram Club 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Varsity Football 5,43 Wrestling 3,43 Campus Comm. 43 Best Looking 4: Varsitv Base- lzall 43 Best Lineman Award 2,33 Gray Teens 1,2,31 Homeroom Campus Comm. 33 Homeroom Int. Comm. 43 Spanish Club 43 Bible Club 4. Varsity Basketball 33 Re- serve Basketball 23 Traffic Dept. 33 Hall Monitors Sup't. 3: Gray Ligbl Sports Editor 43 Monogram Club 3.43 Homeroom Vice-Pres. l,2,33 Homeroom Pres. 4g Varsity Basketball 43 Sup- ply Sup't. 43 Key Club 43 Hi-Y 4. Member BURTON Course: Jr. 13 Varsity Monogram i Pres. 4. DOROTHY SUE BUTCHER Pemby General Commercial Course. Homeroom Sec. 1,22 Office Page 13 Y-Teens 1,23 F.T.A. 13 Glee Club 1,2Q Speed- lsaglk Basketball 1,23 G.A.A. WILLIAM VANCE CAMPBELL H elpful Language Course: Band 1, 23 Chorus 1,22 Red Cross 1, City Council 2,3,41 Su- perior Rating in State Mu- sic Contest 1,22 Baseball Mgr. 1,21 Hall Monitor 1, 2,53 Jr. Varsity Football 23 Board Member 2.3,-43 Per- sonal Relations Dept. 3g Spanish Club 33 Pep Club 3,43 French Club Pres. 43 Library Council 43 Football Escort 4. DICK BYRD Unpredictable Mathematics Course: Span- ish Club 1,2Q Homeroom Pres. 13 Band 1,2,3,43 jr. Varsity Baseball 23 Board Member 23 Key Club 2,3,4: Gray Teen Council 2,3,43 Chorus 2,33 jr. Varsity Bas- ketball 33 Track 3,43 Mono- gram Club 43 Var. Football 4g Hall Monitor Sup't. 4. JUILDRA SANDRA CALDWELL Poised Commercial Course: Red Cross 1,43 Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2Q Chorus 23 Speedball 2,33 Bowling 23 G.A.A. 3,43 Hall Monitor 3,4Q Pep Club 3,43 Gray Teens 3,43 Int. Dept. 4g Cheerleader 43 Lib. Page 4. JACK CALLAHAN Retiring Industrial Arts Course: Int. Dept. 4. BARBARA CARDWELL Amiable Commercial Course: Varsity Basketball 3,43 G.A.A. 3,43 Study Hall Sup't. 4. 4.9 3 f A 5 Q .,4v! ' GERRIE CAUDLE JACKIE CAUDLE Neg: Twinkling Commercial Course: Varsity Commercial Course: Chorus Speedball l,2,3,43 Board Member 1,21 Softball 13 Of- fice Page 13 Varsity Basket- ball 2,43 Hall Monitor 23 Personal Relations Dept. 23 Cam us Comm. 3: G-A-N 2.3.1 PQ: Fourteen I3 Hall Monitor I3 Y Teens li Varsity Speedball, Softball 2,j,43 G.A.A. j,4. DELL LUCRETIA CONRAD Tlaougbtful Language Course: F.T.A. I, 2,3,43 Hall Monitor 1,31 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus 2,53 Traffic Sup't. 23 Nurse's Room Page 23 Red Cross 3: F.l-I.A. 5, Pres. 43 Record- ing Sup't. 43 Library Coun- cil 43 French Club 4. IMA JEAN COOK Patient Commercial Course: Hall Monitor 5: Office Page 43 Scholarship Dept. 3,43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. LEARY COOK Reliable General Commercial Course: Jr. High Baseball, Basket- ball l,2: Jr. Varsity Foot- ball 1,233 Monogram Club 5,43 Hi-Y 2.5.43 Key Club 3,43 Jr. Class Vice-Pres. 52 Sr. Class Pres. 43 Best All Around 43 Student Body Chaplain 4. Class of '57 GERALDINE CRIM Alert Language Course: French Club President 25 N. C. Choral Festival 25 Varsity Debater 2,3,45 Gray Light Reporter 2,3545 F.T.A. 2,3, 45 Homeroom Sec. 35 Jr. Town Meeting Rep. 35 Mu- sic Monogram 35 Honor Point Pin 3: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Masque 8: Gavel 3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Blue and Gold Sr. Editor 45 Int. Sup't. 45 Spanish Club 45 Debating Club Pres. 45 Ad- vertising Staff 4. BOB DENHAM Esteemed ii'lsi Mathematics Course: Home- 2 room Pres. l,2,35 Hi-Y 2,4, Pres. 35 Key Club Sec. 3,45 Masque 8: Gavel 3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 Jr. Class Pres. 35 Monogram Club 3,45 Jr. Rotarian 35 Boys' State 35 Student Organization Vice- isp' EDWARD CROOK I nquisitive Industrial Arts Course: Var- sity Baseball Mgr. 2,3,4 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Ma chine Shop Foreman 4. President 3, Pres. 45 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, City-Wide Pres. 45 Blue and Gold Edi- tor-in-Chief 35 Varsity Bas- ketball Co-Captain 3, Cap- tain 45 Historian 4. -f '!Y THELMA ELIZABETH SHIRLEY CROUCH EVELYN CRUTCHFIELD CROTTS Agreeable Calm Commercial Course: Y- Commercial Course: Red TCCUS 25 H211 MOUIIOI' 2.4- Cross 25 Hall Monitor 3,4. ball 4. Understanding Language Course: Y-Teens 1,2,3, City-Wide Inter-Club Council Pres. 45 Red Cross 1, Treas. 2, Pres. 3, City- Wide Pres. 35 F.T.A. 1,4, Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 35 Library Page 1,2, Sec. 3: Honor Point Pin 35 Spanish Club 45 Best All Around 45 Gray Light Editor-in-Chief 45 Quill St Scroll 45 Nat. Hon. Soc. 45 WTOB Teen- ager of year 4. DONALD TAYLOR EATON Vigorous Mathematics Course: Jr. ' High Football 15 Flags Sup't. 2,35 Homeroom Treas. 25 Jr. Varsity Foot- ball 25 Reserve Basketball 25 Board Member 3: Var- sity Football 35 Monogram Club 3,45 Jr. Varsity Base- ball 25 Varsity Baseball 3: Lost and Found Sup't. 45 Personal Relations Dept. 45 Library Sup't. 45 Varsity Football, Baseball, Basket- , S GEORGE BURKHARDT BILL EVERHART ELLIS JR Wxllzng Mathematics Course Mun ford High School 2 3 Var Track Football 4 Hi Y 4 Homeroom Board Member 4 Monogram Club 4 Pleasant Industrial Arts Course Golf 12 Jr High Football 12 Monogram Club 3 4 JOHN DAVID EVERHART JR Serzous Industrial Arts Course Pos ter Comm 3 Campus Comm 4 JANET FANSLER Popular Language Course YTeens 12 3 Chorus 12 Home room Sec 2 Football Spon sor 2 4 Homeroom Treas 3 Marshal 3 FTA 34 C eerleader 3 Chief 4 Pep Club 3 4 Gray Teen Coun cil 3 Vice-Pres 4 Home coming Queen 4 Most Popular 4 WAYNE FANSLER Agzle an sity Ar Page VV 5 1:4-u5fi-1-3 .5m .Rauf 41 1 -in- 'li .' ' ' RACHEL FESPERMAN ELEANOR RUTH FISHEL Efficient Commercial Course: Library Page 1,23 Public Relations Dept. 53 Hall Monitor 3: Library Typist 45 Home- room Scholarship Comm. 4. ' AMY GATEWOOD Unaffected Science Course: Chorus 1,23 Library Page 3,4, Sec. 25 Y-Teens 3,4, Sec. 2g Red Cross 2,3,4g Hall Monitor 3: Nat. Hon. Soc. 5,4g Bookmobile 45 Personal Re- lations Sup't. 4g Pep Club 4. LARRY GILLENWATER LAVORA SWANEE Elusive Mathematics Course. Pine- ville Hi h School l,2g Man chester I-Iigh School 3: Hi Y 43 Monogram Club 4 Varsity Football 4g Home room Treas. 4. fililhlll GRIFFIN Practical Commercial Course: Hall Monitor l,2g Study Hall Sup't. lg Campus Comm. 2, jg Recreation Comm. jg Gray Teens 5,43 Personal Relations Dept. 43 Nurse's Room Page 4. Co-operative Language Course: Band 1, 23 F.T.A. l,2,3,4g Library Page 2,3,4g Red Cross 3g Recreational Sup't. 4g Nat. Hon. Soc. 45 French Club 4. QW BARBARA ANN GARETI-I P. GAMBILL FOWLER Independent Mgdegg Industrial Arts Course: Mid- Commercial Course: Home- get F 0015311 25 Campus room Pres. 15 Y-Teens 23 Comm- 3- Hall Monitor 3,4g Library Council 4. BONNIE JEAN GEN TRY Lively Science Course: Band 2,3g Y-Teens 2g Hall Monitor 3,43 Nurse's Room Page 3, 4g Color Guard 4. fel JANET LOUISE GROCE Earnest Ianguage Course: Y-Teens l,2,5,-I1 Hall Monitor 1,2, 3,-ig Office Page lg F.T.A. 5,-ig Pep Club 3,-ig French Club -ig Homeroom Sec. 4. Ti W LINDA GUINN Laughing Language Course: Home- room Pres. 1,43 Y-Teens l,2,5g Board Member 2, jg Gray light Girls' Sports liditor 2,33 F.T.A. 2.1. 'I reas. jg Marshal 31 Quill 84 Scroll 3, Sec. fig Nat. Hon. Soc. 5, Sec. -tg Red Cross Bookmobile 3,-ig Pep Club 5,-ig Cheerleader -lg Recreation Sup't. 45 Foot- ball Sponsor 43 Friendliest 41 Red Cross Vice-Pres. -i. JIMMY HAILEY Pleasing Industrial Arts Course: Hanes High School 13 jr. Varsity Baseball, Basketball. Football 21 Hall Monitor 2,4g Traffic 3,-ig Personal Relations Dept. 45 D.O. 5,4. Class o '57 TONY EUGENE HAMBY Free-Hearted Industrial Arts Course: Board Member 13 Red Cross l,43- Band 2,3,43 Campus Comm. 3,43 Hall Monitor 3g Traffic Comm. 33 Pub- lic Relations 4. VINCENT HAMRI CK Responsible Language Course: Reynolds High School 13 Chorus 23 Band 2,3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Span- ish Club Treas. 43 Honor Code Comm. 3: Study Hall Sup't. 43 Personal Relations Dept. 43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. JIMMY HEADEN Competent Commercial Course: Red Cross lg Homeroom Pres. 3g Hi-Y 3,43 Homeroom Vice- Pres. 4. qu' 3, 63. 14. ..- RAY HARTLEY, JR. PAUL HAUSER KENNETH HAYES Courteous Industrial Arts Course: Study Hall Checker 13 Elec- tronics Vocational Radio Program l3 Jr. Varsity Foot- ball 2,33 Reserve Basketball 23 Poster Dept. 23 Jr. Var- sity Baseball 33 Campus Comm. 3,4. Tranquil History Course: Chorus 1, 23 Board Member 23 Band l,2,3,4. Merry Industrial Arts Course: Hall Monitor 1,21 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 1,33 Red Cross 2,33 Personal Relations, Traffic Depts. 2,33 Hi-Y 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Varsity Football 3,43 Track Team 3,43 Bible Club 3,43 Player-of-the-Week 43 Pep Club 4' Snack Bar Su 't. 1 P 4g Sr. Class Treas. 4. TOMMIE JEAN HEATH Energetic Commercial Course: Board Member lg Nurse's Room Page 1,2333 Y-Teens 1,2j Red Cross l,2,3,43 G.A,A, 1,2,3,43 Majorette 23 Gray Teens 2,3,43 Alt. Cheer- leader 33 Var. Speedball 33 Jr. Var. Softball 33 Pep Club 3. 1 i ffl'5!:2'lllQ,'. Jw, I Q -ni. N j ' 'A' r TQ ., uv, 3 . Zi' W JOHNNY HEGE jolly Industrial Arts Course: Jr. High Basketball 13 Jr. Var. Baseball 23 Campus Comm. 3,43 Recreation Comm. 4: Safety Foreman Machine Shop 4. LUTHER HEGE Constant Industrial Arts Course: Key Club 4. MARY DOLLEETA H EMRICK Cordial General Science Course: Chorus 1,22 Hall Monitor 13 Red Cross 23 F.H.A. 2,3,43 Homeroom Treas. 33 Bible Club 3,43 Board Member 43 Library Page 43 Spanish Club 43 Study Hall Sup't. 4g Mascot Sponsor 4. ' DONALD HIATT Faithful Honorable Industrial Arts Course: Re- Industrial serve Basketball 2g Jr. Var- Kempsvelle sity Baseball '33 Personal Princess Anne Relations 4. 2: Traffic Dept. ' TED HOLCOMB' .... . ... . +.- .-.... ....... .-... . ... .......t .............:..a.....I..,',.....k. .... ,,.. .,.. .. .- L... 3 ,-V, ,. JOHN ELLEDGE , I-IUFCHINS - Clever Hudt- I: Re- Hi-Y Var- of'57 BARBARA J ARVIS Gentle Commercial Course: Home- room Pres. 1.2: Y-Teens 1: Board Member 3: Red Cross 3: Hall Monitor 3. BOBBY JONES Reserved Industrial Arts Course: I-Iomeroom Treas. 1. . MARLENE KIGER Nr YT' Joyful Commercial Course: Hall Monitor 1,2,3.4: Y-Teens 2. Page Esgbteen SYLVIA ANN KIGER Capable Commercial Course: F.H..-K. 2.3: F.T.A. 21 Library Page 2: Y-Teens 25 Red Cross 4. -',, I3-SIQIIQITEIIJ ,. -lflii BURKE JOHNSON Friendly Language Course: Basket- ball 2,3,-4: Homeroom Pres. l,2.5: Key Club 1.2. Vice- Pres. 3.4: Spanish Club 2: Supply Sup't. 2.5.-I: Masque 8: Gavel 2.5,-ig Jr. Cham- ber of Commerce Citizen- ship Award 3: Hi-Y 3,43 Quill dt Scroll 3, Pres. -5. KERMIT JOHNSON Determined Industrial Arts Course Homeroom Treas. 1: , Jr varsity Football 1.2, captf 4 r Vat-sit Basketball 2 ' : J - ' y : Study Hall Sup't. 3.4: Hi- Y 4. ALICIA JONES Sporty General Science Course: Jr. Varsity Basketball 1: Red Cross l,2,3g Hall Monitor 1,25 Chorus lg Varsity Bas- ketball 2,3,4: Varsity Soft- ball 2,3: G.A.A. 2.3,-4: Pep Club 3: F.H.A. 3g Study Hall Sup't. 3g Referee Club 4: Cheerleader 4. JOYCE LYNN JOYNER Gracious Social Studies Course: Or- chestra lg F.T.A. 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2,j, Treas. 43 Span- ish Club 55 Jr. Town Meet- ing Rep. 55 Y-Teens 5,45 Bible Club 5,4g Pep Club 3,-ip Library Page 4. WN. -X as., 'Ov ,, T- PHYLLIS KING BERNIE LACKMANN LARRY LEAMON Smiling Reserved Zealous Social Studies Course: Band Language Course: Band 1, Industrial Arts Course. Traf- i.2: Campus Comm. 31 Hall 29 French Club 2: Spanish fic Dept. 3: Int. Dept, 35 Monitor -S. Club 44 Traffic Dept. 3,4. Poster Comm. 4. l Class of '57 VIRGINIA LEE Attractive Commercial Course: Intra- mural Basketball 13 Nurse's Room Page 4. JANET LEMONS Adventurous Language Course: Y-Teens 1,2,33 F.T.A. 1,2,3,43 Soph- omore Page 23 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 23 Alt. Debater 2,3,43 Red Cross 2,3,43 Gray Light Staff 2,33 Pep Club 33 Public Relations Sup't. 33 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, , 43 Quill 8: Scroll 3, Treas. 43 Int. Sup't. 43 French .Vi K JIMMY LEONARD Respected Mathematics Course: Home- room Pres. 1,23 Jr. High Basketball 13 Varsity Ten- nis l3 Homeroom Vice- Pres. 3,43 Masque 8: Gavel 3, Treas. 43 Key Club 3,43 Best Actor Award 33 Still Stand: the House 3g Hi-Y Pres. 43 Personal Relations Sup't. 43 Jr. Rotarian 4g mi DONALD LONG Adept Industrial Arts Course: Re- serve Basketball 23 Mathe- matics Award 33 D.O. 3,43 Hi-Y 43 Poster Dept. 4. RAY LONG Lik eable Mathematics Course: Home- room Pres. 13 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 33 Traffic Dept. 3: Campus Comm. 4g Study I.. Club 4g Debating Club 43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. 3 Advertising Staff 4. it A 'P ' 'K i ' A l . .su x ROBERT LONG 'g Attentive 1 General Commercial Course: Mineral Springs High 1,2. 3 i if , , X 4 MIKE MARSHALL Artistic Mathematics Course: State Science Fair First Place 23 Ink Sketch City-Wide Blue Ribbon 33 Hi-Y 3,43 Pgs. ter Sup't. 43 Key Club 4. ANNE MARTINER Intelligent Commercial Course: F.T.A. 1,3,4, Treas. 23 Sophomore Page 23 Varsity Debater 2.3: Masque St Gavel 2,3,43 Quill 8t Scroll 3,43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Jr. Town Meeting 3,4Q Student Or- ganization Cor. Sec. 4g Gray Light Managing Edi- tor 43 Y-Teens 43 Most In- tellectual 43 Football Spon- sor 4. JANE MCCLAIN Ambitious Language Course: F.T.A. 1, 2,3, Treas. 43 I Speak for Democracy City - County Winner 2,33 Masque 8: Gav- el 2,3, Pres. 43 Honor Point Pin 33 Marshal 33 World Peace Winner 33 Debating Cup 3: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Varsity De- bater 3,43 Cheerleader 43 Sr. Class Sec. 43 Most Like- ly to Succeed 43 Debating Club 4. ruff ,sr Hall Sup't. 4. SARAH LONG Miscbievous Language Course: Y-Teens 1,2, Treas. 3,43 Student Or- ganization Ass't. Sec. 1, Re- cording Sec. 3,43 Alt. De- bater 23 F.T.A. 2, Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4g Sophomore Page 23 Gray Light Feature Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3: Masque 8: Gavel 2,3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Jr. Class Sec. 33 Chief Marshal 3g Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, Pres. 43 Best Looking 4g D.A.R. Citizen 43 Football Spon. 4. BETTY JEAN MCKINNEY jovial Commercial Course: Hall Monitor 1,31 Y-Teens 1.2.33 ?i4fice Page 2,33 Pep Club PHILLIP MILLER' Talented Industrial Band l,2,3, Personal Relations fic Dept. 3. 3 V .a v -it 2.3 . fini f .I -3-4 of '57 MONEY Comm. 4. FRANCES PARKER Loyal Mathematics Course: King- LILLIAN MORGAN Competent Am Conroe: General Science Course: Y- High Bqgbgll, Teens I: Nurse's Room D.O. 4: Pub- P132 5: F.l-LA. 3. ANN CLICK MORRIS Sociable Language Course: Football Sponsor l.2.3.4: Y-TCCDS 1. 2.3: Sophomore Page 2: Board Member 2: Masque Br Gavel 3.4: Cheerleader 3. Ass't. Chief 4: Gray Teens Council Sec. 5.4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Marshal 3: Testator 4: F.H.A. 4: Study Hall Sup't. 4: De- bating Club 4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. DONALD L. MOTSINGER PAT PALMER Exuberanl Conscientious Mathematics Course: Band l,2.3.-4: Spanish Club 4. Science Course: Hall Moni- tor l,2: Int. Dept. 3. RITA MAE PARRI SH Vivacious Commercial Course: Red tree High School l: Pep Cross 1: Hall Monitor 2: Page Tw -'mme-9 -1 - . Club 3: Y-Teens 3.4: Span- ish Club 3: Bible Club 4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3.4: Board Parliamentarian 4: Honor Point Pin 4: Study Hall Sup't. 4: Masque 84 Gavel 4. BENNY PAYNE Irresistible Mathematics Course: Board Member 1.2.32 Hi-Y 2,3,-i: Key Club 2.5, Vice-Pres. -i: jr. Class Treas. 3: Var. Bas- ketball. Baseball 3.4: Home- room Pres. -i: Sr. Class Vice-Pres. 4: Campus Supt. 4: Spanish Club Pres. 4. enty Jr. Varsity Basketball 3: Pep Club 3: Homeroom Vice-Pres. 3: Alt. Cheer- leader 3,4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4: Quill 8: Scroll 3, Vice- Pres. 4: Personal Rela. 4. JW' -I PHIL POE Athletic Science Course: Jr. High Football, Basketball, Base- ball l: jr. Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball 2: Alt. Debate: 2: Key Club 2.3,-i' Personal Relations Dept. 2 5: Hi-Y 2, Vice-Pres. 3,-ig Monogram Club 3,-i: Var- sity Football, Basketball Baseball 3.4: Varsity Foot- ball Co-Captain 4: Campus Sup't. 4: Mort Albletic 4. v a 1 Wir ROMMIE PORTER Musical Industrial Arts Course: Homeroom Pres. l,2,3: Lost and Found Sup't. 1: Chorus 1.21 Band 1,2,3,-4: Spanigh Club 2: Key Club 2,3,4: Hi-Y 3,-iz Traffic Dept. 3, 4: Bible Club Pres. 4: Snack Bar Sup't. 4: Machine Shop Foreman 4. HELEN VIRGINIA RANDLEMAN Charming Commercial Course: Home- room Pres. 2: Homeroom Sec. 3. rw -Bs. LINDA ROBERTSON Feminine Commercial Course: Hall Monitor 1: Y-Teens 1,2: Homeroom Vice-Pres. l,2: Homeroom Sec. 2: Nui-se'g Room Page 2: Pep Club 3: Lost and Found Sup't. 3: Board Member 4: Library Page 4: Student Office Page 4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. Class of 57 PAT DOWELL SALE FARRELL SCOTT LARRY SETTLE RONALD SHACKELFORD WAYNE SHUGART Polzte Commercial Course: Varsity Softball 12- Hall Monitor 1 2' Majorette 3 4 Personal Relations Dept. 4' Study Hall Sup t. 4. KENNETH SHUTT Agreeable Industrial Arts Course C ongemal Humble Industrial Arts Course J Commercial Course HiY H1ghBaseball1 Homeroom 34 J High Basketball Pres 2 Campus Comm 2 Baseball 1 Key Club 4 4 Jr Varsity Baseball 3 Utility Supt 4 Dramatzc Mathematics Course Board Member 12 Seven Sxrters 1 Our Toun Legend of the Lake 2 Masque 8: Gavel 24 Vice Pres 3 Scholar ship Supt 3 Nat Hon Soc 3 Treas 4 Study Hall Supt 3 Jr Town Meeting 3 Pep Club 3 Personal Relations Dept 3 Honor Point Pin 3 Traffic Supt 4 Most Intellectual 4 Key Club 4 H1 Y 4 Witty Mathematics Course Decla mation Contest Winner 1 Jr High Football 1 Masque 8: Gavel 2 Treas 3 Vice Pres 4 Seven Sasters 1 Mznor Mzracle 2 Key Club 3 Treas 4 H1Y34 Gray Teens Council Treas 3 Var Football 34 Honor Point P n 3 Recreation Supt 3 Antu: Sprung 3 Monogram Club 34 Stu dent Organization Treas 4 THOMAS SMITH ip- YY Dept 4 Happy Industrial Arts Course Jr Varsi Football 2 In 'Wx WILLIAM SMITH JACK SPRINKLE S y Restless Mathematics Course Track Industrial Arts Course 3 Reserve Basketball 2 CAROL STALEY Truth ful Commercial Course Home room Vice Pres 1 YTeens 1 Intramural Basketball 1 Hall Monitor I Nurses Room Page 3 Office Page 4 Nat Hon Soc 4 MILLICENT STEELMAN RONNIE STEELMAN Gay Mannerby Commercial Course Chorus Industrial Arts Course ZR 1 2 Gray Teens Council I 2 3 Pres 4 Softball Speed ba 1 2 YTeens 1 2 GAA 1234 VarsrtyBas ketball 3 Cheerleader 3 4 FTA 3 Pep Club 3 97 nolds High School 1 2 3 Page ill Lili ' ufiilll . KID! Ill2 I .l.. PBTB STBVVART of.'57 Dur- Oak chool 3: Wit- Hall Sup't. 4. RAYMOND S. SUTCLIFFE, JR. Consider-ate Science Course: Clemmons High School l.2: Reynolds High School 3. JANIE POSEY SWAIM Petite General Commercial Course: Y-Teens 2: Homeroorn Sec. 3: Maiorette 3. Chief 4: Marshal 3: Poster Dept. 4: Band Queen 4: F.H.A. 4: Hospitality Dept. 4. KAY SWAIM Enthusiastic Language Course: Home- room Sec. l.2.3: Y-Teens 1.2.3, Pres. 4: Bookmobile 2.3: Board Member 2: F.T.A. 2.3, Sec. 4: Gray Ligbt Reporter 2.3.4: Pub- licity Sup't. 3: Quill 8: Scroll 3.4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. Ass't. Sec. 4: French Club 4: Pep Club Pres. 4: WAIR Cub Commentator 4: Blue and Gold Editor-in-Chief 4. MICKEY SWAIM Undisturbed Industrial Arts Course: Rey- nolds High School 1.2: Study Hall Sup't. 3: Campus Comm. 3: Gray Teens 4: Per. Relations 4: D.O. 4. BUDDY TATE Self-Reliant Commercial Course: Campus Comm. 1.2: Red Cross l. 2.5: Chorus 1.2.31 Study Hall 2.3.4. Sup't l,2.5: Hi-Y l. xy by 'Q- NELLIE JANE TESH Demure Commercial Course: Home- room Sec. 1: Hall Monitor 1: Chorus Z: Spanish Club 3: Nurse's Room Page 2: Bible Club 5,4. v DOUGLAS TETTER Trust wo rib y Mathematics Course: Lex- ington High School l: Bus- ketball 5.-tg Truck 5,-t. Page Twenty-Two JUDITH CAROL VEASEY Colorful General Commercial Course: Frank L. Ashley High School 1.2.51 Red Cross Bookmobile 4: F.T.A. -1: Pep Club Ass't. Sec. -i: Of- fice Page Sup't. -i: Gray Teens -l: Hall Monitor -i: Gray Ligbt Reporter -L: Ad- vertising Staff -i: Traffic Department 4: Quill and Scroll -i. 6 HILDA XVALKER Humorous General Commercial Course: Hall Monitor 1.2: Traffic 4. --i- -V-J--71+ -- C l XWILLIAM EUGENE WALKER Imaginative Industrial Arts Course: Mid- get Football 1: Baseball Mgr. 1.2.33 Monogram Club 3.4. ALICE WALSER Sweet Commercial Course: Home- koom Sec. l: Y-Teens 3: Library Page 3: Nurse's Room Page Sup't. 3: Pep glub 3: Office Page Sup't. JUDITH WARD Prudent Commercial Course: Office Page 33 Y-Teens 1: Red Cross 4. VIVIAN G. WILKINS 1-R2 GAIL WARNER Sterling Commercial Course: Recrea- tion Comm. 5: Y-Teens 13 Art Exhibit Honorable Men- tion 33 Pep Club 33 Christ- mas Bulletin Board Winner 53 Poster Comm. 4. Class of 57 Q19 . . FRANKIE WATSON KENNETH RAY WHEELER illoderate WEATHERFORD Obie: vent Social Studies Course: Mid- T,-ue Industrial Arts Course Bas get Football 13 Traffic Industrial Arts Course. ketball 2.5: Personal Rela Dept. 13 Jr. Varsity Foot- tions 4. ball 33 Monogram Club 5,-4. Appreciatizfe Cf Commercial Course: Nurse's Room Page 35 Student Of- fice Page 4. '9 ifs. W RICHARD C. WILLARD, JR. Fancy-Free Industrial Arts Course: Var- sity Football 1,2,33 J.V. Baseball 23 Machine Fore- man 43 Homeroom Sec. 13 Board Member 23 Mono- gram Club 3,43 Office Page 2: Study Hall Sup't. 33 D.O. 4. -'UP PRESTON WILLIAMS Animated Mathematics Course: Board Member 13 Tennis 1,2Q Bas- ketball l,2,33 Varsity 4: Monogram Club 3,4Q Traf- fic 5,43 Campus Comm. 33 Hall Monitor 33 Personal Relations Dept. 4. wire, ,, . LAVONA ANN WILLARD Radiant Science Course: Y-Teens l, 2.3.43 F.T.A. 1,2,3,43 Dra- mateers 2,33 F.H.A. 4: Foot- ball Sponsor 43 Library Page 4g Personal Relations Dept. 4. MARSHALS . Row One: J. Montgomery, S. Warren. Row Two: S. S. Dorsett, B. Spach, S. Wood. E 1-, . Wittiest Best Looking N o john Brown M Sarah Long Y WM0 J PeteB5eiZ'val33edsoe Holcomb W 0 t C t i C T 1 IN 14 07 Most Likely to Succeed Bob Denham Phil P06 Jane McClain Gay Nell Haoi.,,i5 any-F our li Gi? if X IS 0 -fr 1 'S Q A. Q4-, ' w r l Friendliest Most Intellectual Ronald Shackelford Anne Martiner Wg' WM Benny Payne Linda GW, Most Popular QV l bf Best All Around Leary Cook Bob Denham Evelyn Crutchfield Jdnet Ffm-'lf' W in . - H? ' f A, v. ,My . ,, ' U 4.5 , , ff - '- --1. N M ,, ' ' 'Qi .N -, v .y , X., , -- 31-' l l i A A U H I . Y,M.,A,,,,,,4,,,m,,,,,.,.,,.,.v.......,.,.:.., .-.-A.,.,,-.--,.M.......,.-,,,,..,..,,..:,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,.:.,..2,T . ,L , ,u,,,,,, , , A T ,M V. , f.Wu7......-.WN..M,,-.,... .,.........,..,.. , v-A A , . ... - r .n fl H' v.p.w1- H W.-1 , f 1 , ' ,- ' ' 'f 2-'ii-94 ' B 'bk .Y 3' S ,-,-me-, it . lei. 4 . lPw T - v we -XM , , , X ,.. ..-...-............,...,. ,. , , A , ,. l'lSSRooM at N E5 The globe seems to be the center attraction as Miss Kathleen Hall points out a place of vital interest to the citizens of tomorrow. Presenting plays in the speech arts class i making bulletin boards in senior history , s , smelling strange odors doming from the science classes , discussing daily problems in sociology i i doing exercises in physical ed solving equations in algebra . , listening to music at lunch en- tering the Christmas bulletin board contest. i N and Geometry students learn that 3. -i, 5 always equals a right triangle. First year Spanish students, Ann Sinquefield, Deborah Folkner, and :onny Merriman watch as Marty Ogburn demonstrates a homework practice. Page Twenty-Six 4 Ll l 1 I ,Q The subject looks on as future artists try their luck. Conjugating and declining Latin words bisecting angles in geometry discussing problems and debating in business law i . taking shorthand speeds making dresses, and cooking in home ec . . . taking spelling tests in English . , . writing compositions! ' E Milling machine and planer offer practical experience for boys in machine shop. i Physics students determine the actual efficiency of a movable pulley. 1 1 I 5 l 1 l 2 ! 'bd' 'KA-E' 5 l . l, it U 3 rl I 1 -E F l v 5 1 i l i x Q l 4 1 I .Try fa.. Hymn, . ...,4. s-.,. ,..J. ' Q Page Twenty-Seve!! als JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robert Garner Treas Jack Shore Pres Sandra Crotts, Sec.g and Rlchard MURIEL ALFORD CARY ATKINS MIKE BAILEY VIRGINIA BALDWIN EMILY BARR BILL BLANTON GAYLE BODENHEIMER BERTHA BOWLES JACK BRENDLE RANDALL BROWN R. G. BROWN RUBY BUNN BARNEY BURKS RONNIE CALLOWAY CONNIE CARLBERG ROBERT CHARLES BARBARA COCHRANE JAMES COCKERHAM JANET COCKERHAM JANICE COCKERHAM AUDREY COLLINS PHILLIP COLLINS SANDRA COLLINS ELIZABETH CRAVEN SANDRA CROTTS WANDA CROTTS BILLY JO CROUCH JIMMIE CUDE DENNIS DEVEAUX SANDRA DORSETT C. P. DUNNAGAN ELEANOR EDWARDS RICHARD FESPERMAN HELEN FINLEY PHYLLIS FORD DOROTHY EOUST l ROBERT GARNER CLEO GEORGE JOAN GROCE BILL HAMMOND ANN HAMPTON JUDY HARLOW RICHARD HARRISON GILBERT HARTIS CAROLYN HAYES TONY HAYES GALE HELMS LARRY HESTER JEAN HILL RICHARD HODGES JANET HOLCOMB RICHARD HOLCOMB TOMMY HOLT SHELBY JARVIS TINA JENKINS EDWARD JOHNSON KENT JONES SHIRLEY JORDAN GRAHAM KEMP ANN KENNEDY WAYNE KENNEDY DAVID KETCHIE MIKE KETCHIE JERRY KINNAMON RACHEL KNOUSE RONALD KNOUSE CAROL LEAMON ROY LEONE MARY ALICE LIVENGOOD RAYMOND LOCKWOOD EDWIN LUDWIG HARVEY LUPTON CAROL MARTIN WANDA MARTIN BETSY MATHEWS LENARD MCDANIEL SONNY MERRIMAN BARBARA MERRITT l BILL MILLER DAVID MILLER DON MILLER MARY JO MILLER' TOMMY MINOR DON MITCHELL JEAN MONTGOMERY TROY MOTSINGER KENNETH NAYLOR REBECCA NEAL LANCE NEW JUDY NEWMAN 58 F Page Tbirty tv,-H1 l 'Q K.. Q1 5 fs- ., rf 8 LA CN '1 f i I up HS A JAE4 3 '14 T 9-,. 1. r.. C -F' 7 , , I 1 Q W I MARTHA NICHOLS SHELBY NORRIS MARTY OGBURN KAY OWENS BARBARA PAYNE DOT PAYNE GLENDA PEEL JAMES PETREE JANET POTTS DONNA RAPER NANCY REDDING BETTIE REID RONNIE REYNOLDS ANN RINGLEY EVELYN ROBERTSON CLAIRE ROSE WANDA SALE CAROL SALMON JERRY SATTENFIELD JERRY SAYLOR BARRETT SHEPHERD JACK SHORE JEAN SIMPSON SHIRLEY SIMPSON GAIL SMITH BARBARA SPACH DICKIE SPAUGH RAMONA SPRINKLE REBECCA SPRINKLE LIBBY STYRON DAN SWAIM RICHARD TATE GAYLE TEAL RICHARD TERRELL KENNETH THOMAS LINDA THOMAS JANE TURNER STEPHEN VANZANT BERRY WALKER SALLY WALKER SIIIRLEY WARREN CAROLYN WATTS JOAN WEBSTER NANCY WHITE NINA WHITE LARRY WILLARD CAROLYN WILLIARD RICHARD WILLIARD CAROLYN WILSON SUE WOOD SARA LYNN WOOTEN EDDIE WRAY JUNIOR YATES '7 WXEJTJ' .. -ter... ' ,.,. h lDr. Robert Hanes, our new assistant principal, checks s ar . c o ship blanks. Homecoming queen, 1. Fansler, chats with sponsor, J. Brown. Having Dr. Robert Hanes as assistant principal . . . enjoying newly-constructed student office electing Janet Fansler to reign as homecoming queen . . . organi- zing Bible Club . . . receiving Southside Ball Park . . . working on first Gray High yearbook crowning Janie Posey Swaim band queen . . . beginning cultural weeks choosing sophomore and freshman officers for the first time joining newly-formed Debating Club . . . enjoying music at lunch in cafeteria . . . W1-..,. J. Veasey and B. Bledsoe study plans for advertising staff of yearbook. R l B. Bledsoe, Mrs. Grace James, and R. Parrish, study file! m the student office. Adding two pages to original Gray Lsght ball programs . . . putting to good use a brand new floor .. . initiating plan of teacher-sponsored Student Organization. in Page SOPHOMORES . ' . Row Tu-o: A. Bodenheimer, J. Spach, J. Bumgarner. P. Mar gg: ?I 'i'o.kdBolgmNg'je5. ghgl7:gl1?J'rlf'r,Rj.!grz?r2izfnF.MlTIuSr31?:rig. Green, M. Vaughn, T. McKnight, Hauser, E. Eaton. Row Tbnl- ia Hollxefr. MEcauum, M. Bumfd, F. comm, J. Largin, xv. Fishel,'M. Jafmon, D. Austm,.j. Reich, s. Rothrock, J Smith-K Bolling C. Davis, N. Hutchins, G. Gordon. Rou' Four: A. Morris, P. Newsome, j. jenkins, D. Settle, A. Shul- Ci' . Btgbbill, N. Pllelps, S. Taylor, M. Sykes, D. Couch, H. Fishel, C. Love, C. Brendle, B. Sale, B. lurkman, C. Bledsoe J., dock, J. Waker, A. Foltz, A. Lincoln, J. Lunsford, R. Foster. 1' SOPHOMORES Rau' One: VU. Mathis, L. Combs, E. Kelly, XV. Dahmer. J. Floyd, T. Long. Rau' Two: T. Martin, M. Huffman, F. Bostic, F. Goforth, B. Denham, C. Dwiggins, P. Everhart, J. Austin, B. Callahan, M. Morgan. M. Sprinkle, G. Maranville, D. Mitchell. Rauf Three: C. Bristow, J. Marion, S. Barton, M. Idol, J. Bean, F. XlC'hitley, J. Wfilliard, M. Biles, J. Quacl-zenbush, D. Foll-zner, J. He-ge, D. Hill, S. Roberts, L. Montgomery, G. Beckle, G. Minton. Row Four: H. Groce, B. Sweet J XVillard, A. Singuefield S Wbodcock, B. Sealey B W'eavil, XV. Bledsoe H W'll' D. B ' ' . . . . , . ' , . 1 rams, arty, J. Morgan, G. Bar- ber, I.. Royal, J. Basch, N. Bledsoe, J. Stroud, B. Vfalker, C. Taylor, L. Cobbler, F. Griffin, M. Slaughter. B I Page Thirty-Two 1. ':':- it Row One J Wxlson P Holbrook K Yontz D Sskes M H111 L Svunk D Booe R Vestal P Hall B Shutt G Lackey B Drckerson J Bune P Wood E M1115 A Johnson Rou Tuo P Masses M Msers XV Ketner R Collms T Collms J Cavanaugh T Welr G Brmklcy A Smith E Houck T Brovsn T XX,llSOD S McHargue N Regan K Trxplett J Isaccs White A McGce Row Three J Clodfeltcr B Veasey J jones A Thomas L Crawley S Mxchels D Spry J Johnson CMFd JF1 WL B ffd RXVk S1 S DB TW R H FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Carol Johnson Vlce Pres Bobby Sawyer Pres Tommy Cook Sec Drewenna HIU Pres Lou MODFBOIDBFY Sec Blu Denham. V14-3CPl'e3p and Terry Faust, Treas and Carl Bovender TIGHS S...-V. liiflili If! Eli F1 25 T!'9 1-tiilllllt Illia 5--ti FRESHMEN Coleman C Holder K Snnder M Cam B W'1llnard T Decl-ter M McCasl1n D Knger J Pegram B Thomas M Louns M Wtllnard L West Row Tuo S Marshall P Houck P Wfebb A Brown Hicks G Smnth M Wxlds J Jackson D Shermer P Shore J Pange C Posey P Tesh B Tesh Carlton M Wyatt F Spell L Ford D Mrller XV Waddell R XVooten C Cass B Campbell S Bunn B Clodfelter D Choplm C Myers R Smnth H Idol G Mntchell L Newsome L Utt J Troutman T Pruntt R Paton, C Day C Long Row One A Lowkns P Cromer J Weaver Sholf M Kennedy Long Rau Three FRESHMEN Row One: B. Davis, E. Helms, J. Edwards, B. Cranfill, S. Ketchie, H. Watkins J. B ll' S. C k P. B B H S B ' ' Two: D. Widener, G. Angel, H. Hayes, S. Quisenberry, G. Thomas, G. Weaver, J. Igaylgfyj. Plgiclliios, C. eP?:cro,ck,. J. egfdyvn. Jflg2iv?zlrq?ZlufeSivIRg:: K. Jones, P. XVofford, W. wttytte. Rau' Three: R. Pack, T. wtigttt, A. Essic, C. Ladd, C. Choplin, W. Elliott G Pruitt 1 Colt T Foust vlv C fy h' R. Atwood, G. Cornatzer, L. Fowler, E. Roberts, P. Payne, N. Howerton, B. Ebert, A. Cowan, G. Garner. , Q , g , ' ' ' 0 on ' Page Thirty-F our FRESHMEN Row One: R. Sawyer, C. Hutchins, R. Huff, NW. Flippin, J. Chucci, E. 'Willard, R. Griggs, J. Hamby, S. Atwood. Row Two: P. Thompson, C. Cannon, R. Ferris, G. Sapp, P. Boyd, G. Brown, B. Tynes, S. Palmer, S. Milton, E. Gantt, L. Hiatt, S. Roy- all, B. Lambeth. Row Three: L. Krites, V. Pappas. J. Collins. A. Maranville, J. Wood, A. Lupton, K. Smith, M. Sykes, J. Potter, B. Campbell, C. Rothrock, K. Cranor, J. Everhart, C. J vhnson, J. Hamrick, L. Floyd, XV. Smith, A. Wfoodle. Row Four: T. Needham, L. McKinnon, G. Styers, R. Yifhicker, C. Hayes, C. Tuttle, T. Hurst, J. Raefield, B. Nance, B. Brendle, ' D. Sykes, J. Dowell, W. Linville, J. Hartle, T. Wfallcer, D. Allen, D. Wfhite, G. Dowell, R. Stokes, J. Morgan, F. Holt, T. Wil- ' liams, E. Copple, B. Alford, L. Debusk. FRESHMEN Row One: C. Caudle, B. Coulter, I.. Brandon, E. Scilly, I.. Weisner, N. Roberson, L. Atwood, P. Johnson, V. Wishon, P. Morgan, M. Leitzes. Row Two: S. Thornton, B. Brendle, C. Senuta, M. Crotts, M. Edwards, M. Misenheimer, B. Smith, J. Gordy, W. Blizard, D. Gregory, D. Watson, C. Money, D. Waugh. Row Three: N. Barber, C. Windsor, S. Marion, B. Nicks, E. Crater, J. NX'ilson, S. Sheets, E. Stokes, D. Shelton, R. Charles, E. Moorefxeld, S. Tetter, M. Todd, I. Speads, S. Lewter, P. Conrad. Page l l l r l i l aiiflriiwx-11' 'i1 BIGHTH GRADES D. Hnldreth, J. Batty. Row Tun. D. Hinsdale, T. Long, R. Wensner, G. Taylor, J. Phipps, J. Weatherman, P. Duke, B. Orander, J. Loflin, A. Mickey, C. Sink, J. Jimmey. Row Three' R. Carter, P. O'Neal, L. Parrish, F. Brown, P. Tice, D. New, R. Shuford, B. Porter J. Parrish, A. Bodford, Miss Saxon Bray. Rau' Four: J. Elliott, S. Kimball, B. McGee, J R. Rothrock, B. Lowery, W. Haneline, A. Hill, W. Wilhelm, E. Everhart, S. Cecil, A. Perry, B. Wooten, J. Atkinson, W. Shouse. I . My L V, I 515:25-w: :g':4f e, f U 1 . ' .Tiff ' ,. s ' f . 1, ,, 'sq' nt, 1' v 1 f ' 'J' . S , J I R 1 MP .k- Mi, EIGHTH GRADES Row Ole: Mr. Andre Muelenaer, D. Alford, G. Sregall, R. Minton, J. Phipps, W. Stine, P. Lunsford, R. Thomas, B. Crawley, R. Decker, D. Holt, S. Wright, Mr. John Kiger. Roy' Two: Burke, R. Johnson, R. Starling, H. XY'iles, R. Newsome, B. James, A. '1' -h'll T. P ' ' oi 1 , rice, H. Coggms, R. Leo- nard, B. Carriker, L. Fountain, M. lumball, I. Cumbie. Rou- Tbree: E. Eysenbach, J. Jarvis, L. Vaughn, R. Walker, D. Newsome, R. Steelman, M. Smith, E. Petree, B. Wood, A. Macon, G. Hutchins, B. Clard, H. Barker, R. Lunsford, D. Glasgow, K. I-lege, S. Wheeler, L. Hurst. Page Thirty-Six n, .yi 1 6.17 EIGHTH GRADES Row One: G. Eaton, H. Barnes, R. Rushing, L. Wilson, B. Bolling, G. Huie, L. McHargue, L. Johnson, D.'Sims, R. Bollirigs J. Tillman, H. Sprinkle, B. Foust, T. Billings, J. Smith. Row Two: Mrs. Julia Sellers, L. Hobby, S. Duggins, D. Rominger E. Edwards, J. Todd, M. Wyatt, J. Thomas, R. Gillentine, B. Hauser. C. Pearson, J. Turner, R. Heath, L. Noppen, B. Green P. Emory, R. Brown, K. Waddell, L. Miller, Mrs. Rachel Simpson. Rau' Three: L. Sparks, R. Beazley, S. Bristow, L. Moore , M. Lackey, L. Shuler, T. Gibson, D. Noell, B. Thomas, D. Parsons, S. Hamm, D. Caraway, R. Warner, L. Willard, C. Price , R. Mayberry, J. Holt, B. Walker, B. Robertson, B. Phillips, T. Clark, K. Goings, J. Barrow, G. Jarvis. ji i Q ' EIGHTH GRADES , Row One: R. Chucci, B. Spaugh, C. Painter, J. Wooseley, W. Zimmerman, J. Brinkley, W. Stewart, J. McKinney, J. ow Mrs. Monte Warner, T. Marshall, D. Miller, P. Shelton, D. Reece, B. Hayes, S. Morris, A. Tucker, P. Spach, J. Long, N. M. Anderson, L. Weavil, T. Parrish, P. Hailey. Row Three: Mr. Homer T hompson. L. Meadows, S. Rose, D. Doyle, J. Martiner D. Sykes, R. Brendle, R. Walsh, D. Conrad, R. Vernon, S. Wellorn, P. Johnson, G. Hines, P. Conrad, G. Cromer, Mrs. Martha F. Coperton, D. Mathis, R. Haneline, D. Weatherford, A. Sowers. L. Sapp, S. Smith, D. Dunlap, J. Wall, D. Watts, W. Baynm, J. J. Weingarth, S. Hoover, S. Kelley, R. Conrad, L. Morris, D. McGee, G. Spivey, B. Moser. Page Prophecy of Class of 1957 , I' useingt tglggggpe gpg pgrigcgpe I See the senior C1888 of '57 Pihler electronic eye or mind, All Cheefflll, brishff and 8355 'But my psychic rays move forward And this is how their future looks H-I-0 .see what I mn find. As they stroll.the Milky. Way. Mr. -Man in the Moon, goes into total eclipse behind the 3:10, A110 Morris. when Janie SWG-im, A3039 i mmm' ' ' over the clou . , amdfzlie Ensign Her present assignment is covering St. Peter's quiz show janet Lemons is chief quiz mistress. 'The Big Challenge on the show is fWho are the up the heavenly highway? Why! They are Ronald Shackelford, Wayne Shugart, and Ber- for Dell Conrad, who is in char of raising living standardS Sk? hlyll- , greltept busy running up tg Milky Way to the tune of Dixie, played on their A Branson, Janet Groce, and Marlene Kiger. Don and Beanie are trying to break the is standing patiently by waiting for Millie Steelman, Dot Butcher, and Faye pay a prolonged visit to Cloud VII. . . . and Linda Guinn, journalists of the old earth, are publicity managers for Gabriel. Blow, Sandra Caldwell are long gone They threw a basketball into the air, forgot to let it go, the wild blue yonder. , , , , , jggg Mgfjkin gre cg-qwngi-5 gf the Playhouse of Stars, their .big production featuring that fireball Carol Burchette. Their play, Life in These United Planets was proclaimed a grand splash by Geraldine Dick Burke Bllis,' and Kermit ohnson have or anized an AA S ace Cadet Club. They are sponsoring inniylrlilgith the drivers will be Judi' Veasey, Joycegjoyner, and Juday Ward. Doug Tetter and Kenneth laying cloudminton in Air Pocket Stadium, owned and operated by Richard Willard and Ray from the stadium William Biles. Ierrv Adams. Kenneth Shutt, and Paul Hauser are working in makes moonbeam sliding boards. U JI-fill, head duster of Cloud IV, strolls lazily through Jackie and Gerrie Caudle's combination beauty and where their latest creations are tarnish proof haloes for Bonnie Gentry, Swanee Griffin, Carol Staley, and the heavenly housekeepers. long distance from heaven to earth are telephone operators, Rachel Fesperman, Barbara Fowler, and Phyllis work for Robert Anderson, owner of the Air Communications System. Cardwell sweeps the star dust off the ring around Saturn, while Wanda Atkins dusts the sunbeams. Mopping tents to the tune, l'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry Over You are Lillian Morgan, Alicia Jones, and Linda Poe, and Porter, proud possessors of Pluto's dog kennel, declare that there just Ain't nothing like a hound it's a Grayhound! The sound barrier has been broken by Kay Swaim and Kitty Avis, echoes of the universe, their repeated phrase- I want a man! I want a man! ' Alice Wnlser, goddess of Venus, is planning a grand ball in honor of Ray Long, Don Motsinger, and Phillip Miller, who ill!! patented a new floor wax for her majesty's palace. Meanwhile, Farrell Scott, head rainmaker, along with Vivian Wilkins and Lavona Willard, his associates, is creating a spring shower. Helen Randleman has opened a ball park in heaven. On last report, Pat Palmer, Rita Parrish, and Frances Parker, Angels in the Outfield were claiming that Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend. Robert Long, Jack Callahan, and Ray Wheeler have moved their private eye headquarters to Mars, where Jack Sprin- kle is operating an atomic energy plant. Clyde Bovender, Mike Marshall, and Donald Long are manufacturing plastic wings for Jud Ferguson, Leary Cook, and Larry Settle, traveling parsons. While waiting for their ships to come in, the parsons saw Pete Stewart, the heavenly pilot, directing Buddy Tate's space ship into the harbor of air. Discoverer of a cure for the disease, asteroiditis, is Johnny Bailey, who is being assisted in his research by Mike Atwood, David Boyer, and June Burton. They stop for a few minutes each day to watch Janet Fansler put the light out in the sun, and Virginia Lee light the twinkling stars. As the stars begin to shine, Ted Holcomb, the angelic architect, stops his day's work on a specially designed heavenly house for that person with the Old Black Magic, Mickey Swaim. The Golden Rule School boasts as its marm, Eleanor Fishel. The only pupils left from the good old school daze are Ray Hartley, Shirley Crouch, William Campbell, and Thelma Crotts. Sylvia Kiger, one of the graduates, is St. Peter's book- keeper in charge of tabulating all exits and entrances. Kenneth Weatherford, David Reeves, Thomas Smith, and Don Hiatt have opened a supersonic gymnasium. They guar- antee perfection in maintaining a high, wide, and handsome appearance. Have You Heard that Dolleeta Hemrick wants T0 Be Alone Beyond the Blue Horizon? Tommy Bodford and John Brown are conducting a post office on the planet Venus. While riding comets and herding cattle, Gary Thunder Burcham and Bob Lightning Burchette are quite envious of their close neighbors, Edward Crook, as he watches over the pot of gold. . Jim Hailey and his comets, Frankie Watson, Larry Leamon, and Kenneth Hayes, are now playing at Hemisphere Coli- seum, owned and operated by Martha Biles. Appearing on the roster with Hailey and his Comets are the Three Twinkle- toes John Hutchins, John Hege, and Luther Hege, accompanied by Bill Walker. Singing in the Skylark Room, whose proprietor is Eugene Hamby, are Jane Tesh and Gail Warner. Billy and John Everhart are operating the Milky Way Market, where Wayne Fansler, Vincent Hamrick, Jimmy Head- en, and Gareth Gambill operate a barber shop along with a baby-sitting establishment for hen-peeked husbands. Also sit- uated in the market are Anne Martiner, Preston Williams, and Betty McKinney, who are operating Video's Ice Cream Parlor. Creating tantalizing odors in the stratosphere are William Smith, Imogene Cook, and Eugene Money, chief bakers on Cloud IV. Buzzing through the stratosphere and shooting arrows everywhere is Amy Gatewood, little Miss Cupid of the Milky Way. Juniors, for reservations on next year's rocket ship, dial PArk 216-217-110 and ask for Mrs. Allgood, Mrs. Hutchison, Miss Meinung, or Miss Hall, the only ones left behind on this year's flight. -BETTY SUE HOLCOMB, Prophetess Tbrrty-Eight , l I . , , 1 ATIFFTIFQ 3. Ol'!,P'B'!. '4!,,'!YwJl'Pr1s-It rsul, wf7eIzzZr:.:.r:m4 , V A Student fficers MY HONOR CODE In order that my high school training may become a worthwhile training for life, I, as a student of Gray High School, will maintain a sense of honor in my personal everyday living, will respect the rules and regulations of my school, and will work con- structively for the maintenance of cordial relations between the students, the faculty, and the principal. Row One: Bob Dunham, Prcs.g Bill Denham, Ass'r. Sec.g XV. Slmgnrt, Treus, Row 'Iu'o: S. Long, Rec. Sec.: A. Murziner, Cor. Soup J. Shore, Vice-Pres, l QS. Long, B. Denham, XX . Shugart, and F. Parker look over schedule A. Marriner. Mrs. Grace James L. Cook XV Denham and j Shgre for weeks events' discuss minutes of a homeroom meeting. Page Forty l Senior Class l OFFICERS Jane McClain, Sec., Leary Cook, Pres.g Kenneth Hayes, Treas.g and Benny Payne, Vice-Pres. C Ox SPONSORS Mrs. Carrie Mae Allgood, Miss Kathleen Hall, Mrs. Mary Knox Hutchison, Miss Ruth Meinung. FLOWER: white rose COLORS: blue and white MOTTO: It matters not what you are thought to he, but what you are. MASCOTS Olen Hill, sponsored by Dolleeta Hemrick, and Beverly Tillorson, sponsored by Jane Tesh. cmss DAY orivrcnns B. Denham, Historian: B. Bledsoe, Phophetess: A. ' 'nr-' rr' ' ---una-an-1'-' me Y 1- 3-min'-- -'inn-1-W f ' ' 'Ware U'- 'L2'f f SCHOLARSHIP FINAIJSTS Wayne Ashworth and Burke Ellis Qu-we Honors C. P. Dunnagan, Noel Walser, Kenneth Hayes, Jack Shore receiving Football Player of Week honors . . . major- ettes placing first in contest at fair . L . band placing second in fair contest . . . football team winning district Class AA dtle Leonard McDaniel presiding as city-wide presi- dent of Jr. Red Cross . . . Bob Denham representing the school at Boys' State. TEENAGER OF THE YEAR BOYS' STATE EDITORIAL WINNER Byglyn Crutchfield REPRESENTATIVE Betty Bledsoe Holcomb Bob Denham Connie Carlberg winning first place in the city-county I Speak for Democracy contest Jack Shore, Tony Walker, Kenneth Hayes, Noel Walser, Sonny Merriman, placing on All-Conference Football team . . . Evelyn Crutchfield taking trip to New York to represent Y-Teens Betty Sue Bledsoe's editorial appearing in National Council of College Publications for Advisers. Page Forty-Two PLAYER AND COACH OF THE YEAR Noel Walser and Coach Tom Cash Honors Evelyn Crutchfield presiding at Y-Teens Inter-Club Council . . . Sarah Long winning D.A.R. Good Citizenship award . . . Tommy Long being named Boy of the Year for Red Shield Boys' Club . . . Noel Walser winning foot- ball Player of the Year award Coach Tom Cash being named football Coach of the Year .. . Bob Den- ham presiding before the city-wide N.H.S. Harvey Lupton representing Gray as president of North Western District of Library Councils. ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM J. Shore, K. Hayes, S. Merriman, T. Walker, and N. Walser. D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN LIBRARY LEADER SPEECH WINNER Sarah Long Harvey Lupton Connie Carlberg BOWLING WINNERS C. P. Dunnagan, Richard Hodges, and Robert Garner. A r z. Wayne Ashworth competing in the finals of the Na- tional Merit Scholarships Contest . . . Burke Ellis winning alternate in architects scholarship .. .. Bob Denham win- ning triangular award . . . Robert Garner, Richard Hddges, and C. P. Dunnagan winning places in bowling competi- tion . . . World Peace gold key going to Peggy Martine: .. . Evelyn 'Crutchfield winning award as the Teen-ager of the Year. Page .Forty Tlffq ETJTE1 'PES Pl lu! Pi 15 el'Y'lf1!1l'l,ll. lf! .Du-1 We have room in this country for but one flag, When water chokes you, what are As they bake, so they will brew! the mn and stripes. you ro drink ro wash ir down? I -4 I 2. 2. WV' 4 , L y , 'IZ' A, ' I eq ,v If mf a I f Z 5 he ? ff J u I J f f I say that the world is lovely, and :har loveliness is enough. If looked ar from any angle, t'was wisely planned 4rhe Junior-Senior that ig Page Forty-F our Health and cheerfulness mutually beger each I love a parade. Love me love my dog other. ' ' ' L GW F za mill' i--1' if Prayer should be the key of the day Honor is purchas'd by the deeds we do. Ic's clever, but is it art? and the lock of the night. 1 F3 lI Z'.' 2'J'H'P'4! lp-I pq girqjri P! I-Y1ll1'l Ill. 1 'I l.:I.J,i2i'EZ...3 Student Organization Rushing to early Monday morning meetings calling for departmental groups compiling special bulletins supervising election of sophomore and - freshman officers under revised constitution . . . appoint- - ing chaplain and parliamentarian revising traffic 1 . . . a ointin Bi Sisters. HoMERooM BOARD REPRESENTATIVES P an PP g g Row One: 1. Weatherman, J. Sink, D. Newsome, S. Moffitt, B. Ellis. Row Two: j. White, N. White, S. Hoover, S. Kelly, M. Bailey. Row Three: K. Hege, K. Cranor, L. Montgomery, J. Carlton, R. Doty, C. Bledsoe. W t Ak. g K ? ,I , .f ' 1 V - ' i ' , -' 1 M. ii. W ' , . . 1 .E f -1 1 ra f A' 1 1 t -L ' ' SUPERINTENDENTS Row One: L. Guinn, N. XVhite, B. Bledsoe, P. Martiner, S. Wood, A. Morris, D. Hill, C. Carlberg, L. Willard, E. Fishel, N. White, M. Benton, A. Gate- wood, D. Payne, S. Crotts, F. Parker, A. Ylfalser. Rau' Two: B. Johnson, J. Veasey, G. Crim, J. Lemons, J. McClain, M. Marshall, J. Leonard, K. Hayes, D. Conrad, S. Dorsett, P. Poe, C. XVilson, L. Styron, B. Payne, B. Burchette, C. Bovender, F. Brown, Mrs. Grace James. Row Three: R. Shackel- ford, W. Ashworth, R. Porter, V. Hamrick, C. Brendle, D. Eaton, D. Miller, XV. Fansler, D. Byrd, L. Settle, H. Lupton, J. Ferguson, C. Bovender. M. Atwood, R. Leone, C. P. Dunnagan. Page F arty-Six ww. we V t P 2' K: X M 1, i Q4 . ig ' 1 'C' Ml HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Row One: S. Kimball, M. Kennedy, D. Hill, D. Payne, S. Milton, B. Hester, P. Beamon. Row Two: J. Weingarth, I..'Guinn, P. Martiner, T. Collins, B. Foust, T. Billings, B. Wood, R. Lunsford, B. Wooten. Row Three: R. Crews, D. Shelton, R. Hodges, D. Miller, J. Shore, C. Brendle, B. Payne, B. Burchette, M. Ogburn, B. Denham, R. Sawyer. 5 Selling Gray buttons . . . working in new snack bar checking grounds scheduling hall monitors maintaining school store . . . planning installation of officers . . . presenting honor point pins . . . recognizing outstanding services through Hats Off . , . keeping scrapbook . . . mak- ing scholarship reports. if fa., ' H aw... tt- - --' s .- 9 i 1' T -...L L -f s Hs. M Benton and D Miller work in the student office durin ' . . 8 their study hall periods. HOMEROOM BOARD REPRESENTATIVES Row One: L. Robertson, N. West, B. Rominger E. Copple. Row Two: P. Hailey, G. Brown, L. forth. Row Tbree: T. Decker, S. Collins, L. Moore, ' Page OLD MEMBERS J. Lemons, M. Benton, G. Crim, A. Martiner, J. McClain, S. Long. Row Two: A. Gatewood, Miss Daisy Lee Glasgow, R. Shackleford, K. Swlim. P. Brown, R. Parrish, F. Parker, L. Guinn. ational Honor Society Ushering at assemblies .. . collecting Gray Lights to be sent to alumni in service . . . attending meetings on al- ternate Thursday mornings presenting Minute of Prayer each morning sponsoring annual Christmas bulletin board contest inducting new members having Bob Denham serve as city-wide president at- tending city-wide picnic in the spring .. . attending state convention in Durham living up to standards of OFFICERS R. Shackelford, Trens.g S. Long, Prcs.g K. Swuim, Ass't. Sec., j. McClain, Vice-Pres.g L. Guinn, Sec. character, service, leadership, scholarship. -J NEW MEMBERS Row One: N. White, S. Wood, E. Fishel, I.. Styron, N. White. Row Two: S. Collins, S. Dorsett, D. Raper, C. George. Row Tbree: V. Hamrick, R. Knouse, E. Crutchfield, A. Morris, D. Payne, J. Harlow, C. Carlberg, G. Helms, S. Crotts, J. Leonard. Row Four: R. Leone, C. Staley, I. Cook, L. Robertson, D. Miller. Row One: B. Bledsoe, J. Harlow, S. Crotts, S. Wood, D. Payne, L. Guinn, K Swaim Rau' Tu-o: B. Denham, L. Thomas, S. Dorsett, A. Martiner, uill and Scroll I K. Avis, Sec., XV. Shugart, Vice-Pres.g J. Leonard, Treas.g J. Mc- Clain, Pres. G. Grim, C. Wilma, J. Veasey, J. Lemons, E. Crutchfield, R. Parrish, S. Long! B. Johnson. J J for 'QC 1 'S 1 . '. -.54- ' Af Masque and avel Linda Gulnn, Sec., Janet Lemons, Treas., Rita Parrish, Vice-Pres.: and Burke Johnson, Pres. C1 R O : M . G , W. Sh r, H. F' ley, J. McCla'n, C. Carlberg. I.. Sryron, B. Denham, J. Leonard, B. Johnson. Row Two: F. Parker, Pflfdarziger, I2 A:gfeA'?a1sI1a::tiner, Ajliiafgrris, S. 'Ex-otts, G. Criml, S. Long, R. Shackelford, D. Miller, H. Lupton. . '.1:V,.A',16 . . .. ,4- 4 I qglm. QJPage vw. f' .5 - - ' . .4, jg Page Fifty COUNCIL C. Bovender, N. Bledsoe, D. Conrad, E. Edwards, T. Wilson, B. Payne. Row Two: T. Collins, B. Fowler, D. Payne, L. Hall, W. Flippin, H. Lupton, J. Petree. Row Three: D. Eaton, W. Ashworth, W. Campbell, D. Spnugh, C. Brendle, S. Vanzant, D. Deveaux, T. Minor. 1. - Librar . Charging and renewing books collecting slips at the door .. . serving at tea parties . . . re- ceiving new books meeting in the conference room . . . constructing bulletin boards . , . arranging mqguines . . . opening mail . . . taking inventory at the end of the year . . . ringing the bell . . . looking up references helping students find books ., . Sponsoring Harvey Lupton, a winning candidate for president of North Western District of Library SUPERINTENDENTS Councils. , D. Payne, XV. Ashworth, N. White, S. Wood. -uv -51 h PAGES Row One: P. Thompson, N. White, K. Bolling, J. Joyner, M. Hill, L. Robe-rtso , J. Ma 'o , P. N . R f T 1 : B. C 1 GA Al h W - kius, P..Martiner, N. White, S. Crotts, S. Wood, B. Reid, D. Hernrick, S. Wfari-ent: P. Moigarix, K. YC-igvr?g?1i2o11jnfI'br:eli N. Pthlelfsl? L. Wilisildg J. Raymond, Miss sony Johnston, B. Moohows, E. Pinion, J. Harlow, s. Dorsett, A. sioqoofiond, A. Gatewood, s. Caldwell, J. Bobbin, D. Mifoheu. ' .11 i ll 15454 11,23 Hifi 4 L . 3 X. i HQ , ' Q5 Jw . . OFFICE AND NURSES ROOM PAGES Row One: Sykes, B. Brendle, M. Holt, J. Veasey, J. Ward, I. Cook, A. Cowan, J. McKinney, E. Craver, C. Staley, J. Everhart. Row Two: Mix Lynn McBride, V. Lee, A. Walser, W. Wayne, A. Bodenheimer, C. Money, Miss Ruth Holton. ' Ti-cgi l F. H. A. Attending district F.H.A. rally .. . making ' s cookies and candy for bake sale . . . planning proj- KMA . . x ects to raise money to send girls to Future Horne- makers' summer camp , . . watching preparation of foreign dishes by exchange college students . . . par- ticipating in annual spring fashion revue plan- ning Mother and Daughter Banquet traveling ts.. 1 . 65 in the spring to state F.H.A. rally striving to OFFICERS become better acquainted with practical problems of B. Spuch, Vice-Pres., A. Sinqucficld, Sec., B. Bowles, Treas.g home life- D. Conrad, Pres. Row One: M. Morgan, J. Morgan, T. Brown, A. Johnson, S. Wmren, A. Kennedy, K. Bolling. Row Two: L. Crawley, D. Sykes, B. Nance, D. Waugh, A. Morris, J. Fansler, B. Spach, E. Houck, J. Swaim, N. Hutchins, A. Sinquefield. Row Three: Miss Reka Rich, K. Holcomb, K. Triplett, C. George, L. Willard, M. Nichols, D. Conrad, N. Regan, D. Hemrick, W. Atkins, B. Bowles, B. Reid. i Page 1- : -'7.n.4 n. -- ...-.-...Q...-.... .. .- ... Y SENIOR Y-TEENS Row One: E. Edwards, P. Parker, J. Veasey, J. I-Iill, E. Crutchfield, J. Cockerham, K. Swaim, J. Cockerham. Row Two: S. Dorsett, D. Payne, J. Har- low, B. Barr, J. Breedlove, C. Carlberg, A. Martiner, J. Potts, J. McClain, S. Crotts, N. White, Mrs. Ruth Hill. Row Three: S. Long, L. Willard, , V. Baldwin, B. Matthews, C. Rose, B. Bowles, A. Gatewood. - . - . - . - - B. Payne, M. Bile: SENIOR Y-TEEN OFFICERS J. Cockerham, Inter-club Council Rep., M. Ship Chnl., S. Long, Trezlsq K. Swnim, Pres., Sec.: and D. Payne, Vice-Pres. J Webster J Groce S Caldwell S Warren Senior Y-Teens Going to inter-club council meetings . . . taking fencing lessons planning dances opening year with coke party . . . inducting new members . . . installing new officers . . . giving Evelyn Crutch- field a send off to New York to represent the city Y-Teens at the National Convention . . . attend- ing Recognition Service . , . hanging of the green in annual festivity . . . working in Toy Shop project. Biles, W'or- C. Cnrlbcrg, EIGHTH GRADE Y-TEENS Row One: J. Weatherman, J. Loflin, J. Martiner, S. Sprinkle. Row Two: L. Johnson, L. Moore, M. Lackey, B. Green, P. Emory, F. Beazley, P O'Neal, A. Knight, D. Noell, hflrs. Julia Sellers. Row Tbree: J. Bradley, D. Taylor, B. Porter, J. Griffin, R. Carter, S. Key, J. Moffit, S. Kelley, C Freedle, J. Slate, A. Reid. Page Fifty-Two K -'U 1--an nn vs- r--an -u11.r1.rx.r1 21 pin 1 ti .L n A -.rr-.I ZZ El 51 2-3 Pr! L JUNIOR Y TEENS Row One: E. Gantt, C. Money, L. Weisner, P. Boyd, L.Krites.Rou Tuo M Willmd J Eserhart W Smith P Morgan B Stewart A Cowan P Martiner, A. Lowkis, C. Rothrock. Row Three: J. Edwards, P. Barr, C Taylor S Royal S Levster A Lupton D Mitchell J Marion J Quacken bush. unior Y-Teens Sending Christmas greetings to Ceylon . . . par- ticipating in candle-lighting ceremony on Christmas Eve . , . appearing on television and radio programs . . , collecting books in competition with other clubs . . . enjoying interesting programs concerning dating, etiquette, world relations, good grooming .. . plan- ning social activities living up to standards of Young Women's Christian Association. JUNIOR Y TEENS Row One: J. Hamrick, J. Rayfield, L. Swink. Row Two: J. Clodfelter B Ebert D Hill E Houck I. Montgomery N Hutchins N Howetton, D Waugh, B. Nance. Row Three: J. Todd, J. Hege, M. Biles, J Joyner M Myers D Folkner G Cannon B Veasey C. Holder, S Marion. .namx a..:.4s.u .n- -. -A - -- ----e---V-f-ww - Row OM: H. Lupton, B. Johnson, H. Fnshel, K. Hayes, W. Shugart, B. Denham, D. Miller, C. Bovender, C. Bovender. Row Two: L. Settle, R. Hodges Y gulon, D. Byrd, D. Spaugh, J. Shore, C. Brendle, B. Walker, R. Shackelford, B. Payne, B. Burchette, Mr. Larry Graham. Key Club Inducting 15 members .. . having hay-ride for new inductees . . , selling doughnuts to raise money for projects . . . performing various services for the school sponsoring and selling programs at the basketball games . . . helping with traffic before and after school- . . . holding annual Key Club vs. Faculty basketball game. OFFICERS W. Shugart, Treas.g L. Cook, Chaplaing B. Payne, Vice-Pres., B. Denham, Sec., and 1. Shore, Pres. 'V' Lalita! g,,lw.f 7 ,ln r ei PROJECT PROJECT Key Clubbers Ronald Shackelford, Harvey Lupton, and Dick Byrd C. Brendle, K. Hayes, and R. Hodges prepare doughnuts for a display their salesmanship in selling basketball programs. door-to-door drive. 3 . Page Fslty-Four , .W ,... -, , U . - .. . . A C ln.. -an an uv-annex:-11111 D-c sa: i E1 L A bf..Q'L-.I E3 E1 'Y? 4F-! ,?11 C. P. Dunnagan, W. Fansler, J. Leonard, P. Poe, M. Bailey, W. Bledsoe, M. Marshall, L. Cook, L. Hege. Row Three: B. Denham, R. Porter, J. Fer- -ii wi iiii B NEW MEMBERS Row One: B. Burchette, B. Ellis, M. Bailey, D. Gregory, R. Anderson, L. Cobbler, H. Fishel. Row Two: D. Long, H. Lupton, D. Miller, R. Shackel- ford, J. Hutchins, L. Gillenwater, K. Johnson. Hi-Y an L k- X K ..,. is I it v 5 ,L f 2 N 'fa ,f v - Improving study habits, speech, and sportsman- ship in the development of Christian personality . . . X holding annual induction assembly playing in the Hi-Y Basketball League sponsoring devo- tionalfassemblies participating in programs and service projects of the club .. . performing various jobs for the school enjoying the friendly at- mosphere at the meetings operating concession stand at basketball games. OFFICERS J. Leonard, Pres., discusses future projects with B. Burks, II3. Settle, C. Bovender, B. Johnson, W. Bledsoe, and R. ortcr. Xu--an 3 , ,YF ,y V OLD MEMBERS ' Row One: B. Johnson, K. Hayes, J. Bailey, P. Poe, C. Bovender, Mr. E. E. Todd, Denham. Row Two: B. Burks, J. Brown, M. Atwoodhkj. Heddeny I.. Cook. Row Three: C. Bovender, R. Garner, W. Shugart, C. P. Dunnagan, L. Dietz. Row Four: I.. Settle, W. Fansler, W. Bledsoe, , J. Leonard, B. Walker. Row Five: J. Ferguson, R. Porter, C. Atkins, V. Hamrick, J. Shore, B. Tate, B. Denham, B. Payne. A ,h L at Pdge 31:-:au-me-A.. -- '-- - ---- -- - - Y Row OM: A. Lowkis, J. Joyner, J. Groce, S. Warren, K. Swaim, L. Montgomery, J. Rayfield, D. Hill. Row Two: M. Biles, L. Willard, B. Ebert Webster I. Utt K. Jones, I.. Newsome, J. Marion. Row Tbree: E.'Edwards, A. Gatewood, B. Payne, M. Biles, N. Hutchins, M. Benton, K. Avis 6. Mitchell. Pour: J. Veasey, C. Rose, J. Hill, S. Marion, L. Weisner, J. Quackenbush. cp Club Attending alternate Thursday afternoon meetings . . . in- troducing a new sponsor, Mrs. Joyce Bradley . . . adopting a Constitution . . . supporting school activities . . . promoting a better school spirit among students . . , appointing committees to carry out club projects . . . enthusiastically participating in cheering section at ball games sponsoring Phil Poe as candidate for trip to Orange Bowl Game . . . initiating first Gray High School basketball homecoming. OFFICERS L. Montgomery, Treasg K. Avis, Vice-Prcs.g J. Vcnscy, AsS't. Sec., M. Benton, Scc.g and K. Swaim, Pres. nr W1 l Row One: M. Holt, J. Fansler, A. Morris, A. Jones, B. Bledsoe, C. Rothrock, P. Morgan. Row Two: S. Caldwell, E. Barr, A. Hampton, B. Spach, E. Houck, C. Learnon, M. Xkvillard, J. W'eaver, S. Marshall, W. Smith. Row Tbree: C. Salmons, B. Veasey, J. Harlow, C. Carlberg, D. Payne, E. Craver, E. Gantt. Row Four: B. Fields, K. Hayes, R. Knouse, C. Atkins, S. Milton. Page Fifty-Six V ' f' ' an un- r---nan 5.11.1111 ri rim 1 L .han-..i'i.Z ZZ El !1Y! 5P'f!!jZ !!. .. -:-f-f 'v-.er m'mf' -wma' M 1' if' A 'C' h 'f 1 7 .ii li? .i g X f 1 .l gl l .i :i l . -2 1 I ll l Pow One: P. Lunsford, J. Long, P. Boyd, C. Rothrock, L. Wilson, J. Fields, T. Marshall, L. Guinn. Row Two: G. Minton, P. Houck, B. Hester,. , G. Cannon, B. Hicks, D. Gregory, C. Pearson, E. Barr. Row Three: R. Huff, K. Snyder, A. Lowkis, J. Shoaf, BQ Britt, S. Welborn, J. Everhart, i. S. Royall, J. Clodfelter, S. New. f Red Cross :- I Sponsoring winning candidate, Leonard McDaniel, for president of city-wide council attending two state-wide, training centers at Reynolds High School . . . holding annual membership drive hearing guest speaker from Vienna, Austria , . participating in Christmas Wrapsody deco- rating Christmas tree at Forsyth County Home making bulletin board displays operating bookmobiles at City OFFICERS Hospital . . , having a birthday party at Forsyth County Home P. Houck, Sec.: L- McDaniel, Pres.: G- Crim. Trees-: L- constructing wreaths for Veterans' Hospital. Guinn, Vice-Pres. A is ik.. I i . i i' 5 l l 4 l i , . - - , , T dd, C, C I , S. K' e , J. W d, S. Caldwell. T. Heath, J. Lemons, G. Crim. Row Two: K. A 'f' gggngna gllalyieriteinf S1ibIZi:mSJ.nlC1ey Iggvlzfiggjeliie, gowles, 1.061222 J. Bdgbitt, H. Finley, B. Spach, A. Gatewood, Miss Sagton Bray. Row Thru: fe L .kr-1 E. Kelly, j. Reid, 3. isfendid, G. Shermer, G. Hutchins, J. Atkinson, E. Hamby, R. Knouse, W. Campbell, c. Atkins, B. Weavil, R. Leone, D. Couch. - C J R. Doty, B. Phillips. v . if ii Page Fifiyaieveii I l ra -Teens Worlnng at concession stand at dances . . . aid mg drive by holding March of Dimes dance . . . giv mg picnic for new members going to council meetings every other Monday night in homes. '-u-.-:--.------ -- - vi-'W -iiii i OFFICERS , Millie Holt, Pres., Janet Fansler, Vice-Pres.: Ann Morris, Sec., and Jean Mont- gomery, Treas. f K as f -4 2 'ff s ,QE Je' 9 it ,,,, W ., , W fi ,Z fila . 5 ,, f 1 .a - . ng -X J 'I , s 5 f c, 2 f se q K, Q, .L ,- Q e ' Gray-Teens J. Venscy, K. Avis, and B. Byrd L. XVeisner, M. Marshall, W. Shugart, S. collect admission for an after-game dance from Crotts, J. McClain, and R. G. Brown publicize B. Spach, E. Houck, and 1. Bobbin. u coming dance. Making plans for activities spon- -V4 soring dance after homecoming game . attending inter-club council meetings ! going on hayride selling tickets and decorating for dances inducting new members . . . planning Christmas dance. A Morris J Bailey M Holt S Nlerriman B Harris, G. Harris, I.. Montgomery, W. Fansler, J Fansler J Brown Page Fifty Exgbt . , . , . , . 1 , . . , . . . . 74- --- --1-- --T - - - fn. 1 v-i r-we 111-3.4-3.1--Q1 qw-v:q1:.U.i n,-5.-Y ..:,,,5l,.i',,.,,-. I -. I , Q .1 ht 1 Publications Bringing in new ideas for the first Gray High annual . . . checking beats . . . putting on subscription campaign . writ- i ff? ing stories .. . proof-reading galleys .. . taking pictures welcoming new Quill and Scroll members sponsoring straw ballot and P.T.A. Fair . BLUE AND GOLD STAFF J. Todd, jr. Ed., G. Crim, Sr. Ed., K. Swaim, Ed-in-Chief, B. Denham, Jr. Ed., L. Thomas, Sr. Ed., and S. Wood, Sr. Ed. GRAY LIGHT STAFF C. Atkins, H. Fishel, D. Payne, B. Burchette, S. Crotts, J. Breedlove, L. Robertson, A. Martiner, J. Harlow, C. George, S. Dorsett, E. Crutchfield, J. Hege, B. Bledsoe. Publishing pamphlet for Business-Education Week keeping files taking trips to Reynolds, Piedmont, and Hunter's . . . typing stories and heads .. . drawing dummies . . . selling programs . . . staying after school until late hours . . . taking identifications . . . having parties . . . selecting out- . I 1-5 -f Rnpoirrnns V. 1 V.sl c. wilson, J. veasey, G. Helms, N. whine. . j QQ,L..g1'j. ff ..i.., . .. V-if 1.2 -'53-'Q y K 33: ' - 'M sifzie, 7 ' '. -'Q 'wilt' . Page 'f 4 if - U . 'L 7 W T fs 'l9 '13f,f1-ZA-' -1-ff, n ' A ' ' s .,q'1,,, W . Q 1. standing students for On-the-Beam. P 'fa 9 A ff' 5. ii. lfliiliil A...-i J...A L. UNDERSTUDIES MAKE-UP STAFF Understudies, S. Marion, A Lupton, C Johnson, S Britt, C Roth M. Biles, J. Quackenbush, P. Martiner, L. Swink, G. Cannon. rock, watch C. Myers as he demonstrates a scene from Cheaper By the Dozen. PRODUCTION STAFF 4, V .T. ,,...., .T K I , 'i , -3 I. . F1 ! 'TU -vw n'- r- v--Y --f- - f .flA?if-'L ' V . la hi. 1 J'-in A K ...M I . f.,' ' 1 4' - ' 1 Speech Arts Pantomiming . . . studying the history of dramatics . . , learning to apply make-up . . . doing one-person scenes , . . making costumes constructing sets for plays learning about sound effects having work shops exercising muscles and vocal mechanics . . . giving one-act plays . . . serving as student chairman for plays presenting the play, J. Tcsh tells production staff, L. Wfeisner, B. Fowler, XV. Goforth, j. Rzlyfieltl, R. ucheaper by the DOZCHH giving PIHY at Knouse, I.. XVillartl, F. Brovvn, B. Denham, 5. Vbfelborn, und Mrs. Grace James, of Drumq Festival plans for a future presentation. CAST K. Avis, J. McClain, 1. Leonard, F. Parker, D. Shelton, M. L. Kennedy, P. Houck, M. Atwood, W. Shugart, C. Bristow, P. Boyd. Page Sixty f,A-------...-..-...,.-..-..--...sf-. - LJ. -': ,,, J AFFIRMATIVE Geraldine Crim, Jane McClain Debating Club Organizing new club for those interested in better speech . . . giving panel discussions . . . work- ing for a scholarship .. . debating on topic: What Agricultural Policy Will Best Serve the Interests of the People of the United States learning to throw voice, stress words eliminating stage- yfright . . . planning junior varsity team , . . choosing negative and affirmative teams. OFFICERS D Miller Vice Pres G Crim Pres and P Martine: Sec Treas NEGATIVE Don Miller, Connie Carlberg Standing Mrs Lavenia Robinson J Lemons K Avis, J McClain 1 Todd C Role L XVest A Rmgley D Gregory R Sawyer P Boyd G Cannon J Clodfelner, J Ever-hart J Stanley L Hall T Long G Brinkley R. Foster Seated G Crim, D Mil Page K. i 5 V 5,,1'.f . , - , - , 1 - , . , n g o kv l ler, P. hlartiner, A., Nlorris,'D.' Payne, J: Hege, C: Carlberg,.S. Dorsett: J. Rayfieldi E 1 -T7 5 if fr.. l1:AaI ' 1 W4'. -N' ,., . , , E . ' Z ' '. -' ' N. w .. . A , 1' -K, -V '.gf' -M1 5fv, ,w 4 ' -2'. ' v ' xy 'LQ 3' ew ,A V 5,55 Q .5 N Q1 39 221 35 a n Q-' x i y - lf- 4' rf w ..,Q'1LjH ,,1'L -'A' 52545, 'V-: Y 5'32'?'f?5f1,K-1523?,fl-'jf-v4 5f :Q ,.: f-'1 ?, , ', if'311'?'QfW VZ f ., 1. .I lf1'w '1,- ' ,,'3'-bfff -:uf .i': 1 -'f f' . 5' nf' I '1 ' 733 ,ziff -wx -1 2 f F I L RI.. 5 1 .1- 1 -, if 54 - Wqgly, .X I f'23.f rf' 5 3'5 .V if E 2' -is ,L !1..,g,-1, 5 A , . Af 1 an gxfh 1 f, .1 QL: Q I . , Iv' x -.L . v x. A XJ IJ ,951- K' 'ea- :Ed 1 9v gf y Row One: S. Long, M. Benton, A. Martiner, N. White, B. Bledsoe. Row Tivo: K. Swaim, A. Morris, M. Holt, J. Fansler, J. Joyner, G. Crim, M. Biles, E. Fishel, D. Conrad, S. Marshall. Row Three: L. Styron, C. Salmons, L. XVi11arcl, J. Groce, K. Avis, A. Cowan. Future Teachers of America .f Initiating first-year members taking oath as officers .. gt A discussing advantages and disadvantages of a college education . . . 'X thumbing through school catalogues and yearbooks to choose col- leges feeding 45 future teachers at meetings ., sponsoring Teacher Appreciation Day joining other delegates to attend state convention . . . applying for scholarships , . . planning annual spring picnic . . . attending P.T.A. Meeting at Lowrance School . . enjoying friendly atmosphere at meetings and having after-meeting OFFICERS K. Swaim, Sec.g M. Benton Vic fun .. . electing next year's officers. y gprcsus 5. Long Pres.g J. McClain, Treas. ' . . . S lv , R, -f' ld, A, 'VI ' , J. C ck la 1. Row Two: P. Martincr, D. Folkner, E. Barr, S. Crotts, J. Harlow N. White, ,iiogregdllhvi Igiollililfly, 511:-:'aiSdy,JS. Dkzarsitt, J. Iienzhrrii, J. lvf,cCliiln,nJ. Hill, Miss Kathleen Hall: Row Three: J. Gockerham, C. Carlbefg, C. Rose, D. Payne, L. Guinn. Page i xi - .14 74, L --,-YY f- - gps.. - - 7 5 ' ' ' 7 i 7'f.g.u. era- .. ..--..-1- - ,. y X 'kjiwf ' if- 2.154 7 ' 4 Q 1. Flnller, S. Crotts, L. Guinn, G. Harris, A. Morris, A. Jones, S. Caldwell, J. McClain, M. Holt, C. Rose, K. Avis, R. Parrish, C. Carlberg. i Cheerleaders Cutting streamers tor alter-game dances meeting on Wednesday nights . . , learning new mo- tions to match yells organizing student busses to out-of-town games , . . serving at the annual foot- ball banquet .. . giving teams a send-off on Blue ff Goose getting acquainted with visiting cheer- ii C leaders composing victory songs making pompoms. FIRST STRING I.. Guinn, A. Morris, A. jones, M. Holt, j. Fansler, J. McClain, S. Caldwell, G. Har- ris, S. Crotts. 1 x I l i l l l Sewing monograms on sweaters leading student it body at pep rallies . . . holding a seat on the student board i . .. . decorating goal posts before football games . . . lead- l ing parades practicing during summer .. . receiving Q y in zero weather at the stadium a cup of hot chocolate from l sponsors, Mrs. Eloise Curlee and Miss Reka Rich. Q l 5 l I, 3. 3. N w 1 F ALTERNATES C. Rose, K. Avis, J. Fansler, R. Parrish, C. Carlberg. if Page Sixty-Four -.. -. -:f.....4.r,- -1 -nu--e r--uf-vu' i.I x.ILl l 11 lil I iliflii If Y: UAUHYU' tt .L--.iii 1,-5-i. I K 'ix 'S Y MW -1 if ic 5 l l MAJORETTES Row One: P. Spach, M. Myers, H. Burgess, N. Hutchins. Row Two: J. Posey, Chiefg J. Hill, T. Heath, D. Hill, B. Spach. Studying special courses pertaining to various jobs attending school during the mornings leaving for num- erous jobs in the afternoons working at drafting, meat cutting, sheet metal, display work, auto mechanical work, auto body repair, carpenter work, printing, and household ap- pliance Service receiving a big thrill at sight of first pay check. Mr. James Conrad instructs Donald Long in a lesson in architecture. ' 'iii r 5 lffizl sy Ro-w One: M. Swaim, L. McDaniel, J. Cockerham, D. Long, R. Willimd, T. Holcomb, Mr. E. E. Todd. Row Two: J. Burton, A. Hildteth, K. Pierce, ,zlji B. Money, J. Hailey. i t : T . ' ..1. f. Page 'six:y4Fif2a4 Q Wd.-l 'l - vl'? 12115 L, ,L L4 L. . , ? 'S Y '?ll I F ? 'l 7 ' '1 F 7 ' '-1' U J'-'I' ' ' 1 TT ' ' Q GIRLS' CHORUS Row One: N. White, T. Hanes, I.. Howard, M. Morgan, J. Morgan, P. Conrad. Row Two: N. XVesr, B. Wfilliard, J. Joyner, N. White, C. Burchette, P. Webb, J. Shoaf, P. Tesh. Row Three: G. Bodenheimer, S. Royall, J. Webster, B. Eberr, A. Shuler, Mr. E. L. Rowley, N. Howerron, J. Quackenbush, B. Nance, D. Waugh, K. Cranor. I ' I BLUE KNIGHTS Row One: D. Walsh, W. Linville, J. B. Flynt. Row Two: G. Harris, G. Burcham, B. Biles. f K I Page Sixty-Six 1 1 ' ,W ,------------v----1-1 -A.. 1-4 -f LA. '1'f'1Ils4l'U-Al-lO'IP lYiCLZ 1-TS? I a. noover, rs. atewarr, D. L.nar1es, R. rorrer, J. nasn, rr. rxsnex, R. narrrson, J. paruun. P Row Four: D. Byrd, W. Liuvxlle, J. Phat, L. Cobbler. Band DRUMS C. Johnson, C. Peacock, D. McGee, E. Hamby, B. Biles, C. Rose, N. XVhiKc. BARITONES AND TROMBONES MR. E. LEROY ROWLEY FLUTES AND PICCOI-0 Director A. Ringley, B. Bowles, J. Weingarth, D Row One: W. Fishel, R. Sawyer, J. Hubbard, J. Cox, - D. Green, R. Wals11, V. Hamrick. R- Conrad, M- Menwn' CORNETS, TRUMPETS, HORNS, AND BASSBS ' Row Ong: D. Gregory, M. Crotts, C. Taylor, P. Hauser, P. Miller, E. Garner, J. Reich, J. Beamon, P. Charles, G B. Ludwxck, D. Motsinger, C. Pace, D. Watts, B. Wray, B. Kirkmaa, G. Harris, D. Miller, D. Spry, S. Hauser, W. Sweet, EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Row One: L. Mel-Iargue, S. New, S. Edwards, S. Sprinkle, J. Phipps, J. Fields, A. McGee, L. Wilson, J. Tulman. Row Two: J. Todd, J. Loflin, J. Brad Icy, D. Taylor, S. Phillips, L. Johnson, B. Green, P. O'Neal, J. Wearherman, C. Sink, M. Wyatt. Row Three: P. Hailey, R. Brown, B. Hauser, R. Car wt, R. Gillentine, J. Lamb, S. Kelly, S. Briton, K. Waddell, P. Emory, L. Moore, S. Duggins, J. Spivey, B. Crander. 5 i 9 . 2 A s r Q , N A EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Row One.: B. Bolling, L. Hobby, P. Duke, B. Rominger, R. Knight, M. Lackey, L. Parrish. Row Two: J. Moffitr, F. Brown, B. Porter, S. Key, C. Pred- :.I'lleglP. TieewgQi1M51l1is, H. Barnes, T. Billings. Row Three: S. Kimball, B.' McGee, J. Holt, D. Noell, D. Newsome, D. Caraway, J. Long, L. Shuler, . ate, 1 ar . Page Sixty-Eight . me we-I P111 1-.lrlJll'1 I'1biPI 1 L .D 11-vdbifl YI 21212151 1 -.. , -.755 -,.,w' Row One: C. Coleman, J. Carlton, E. Barr, S. Wooten, E. Edwards, B. Merritt, M. Livengood, M. Spry, B. Crouch, N. White, C. Carlberg. Row Two: A. Gatewood, P. Holbrook, M. Hill, J. Collins, L. Ford, G. Brown, J. Shoaf, J. KVilson, J. XVhite, A. McGee, S. Crouch, A. Johnson, J. Troutman. Row Three: J. Veasey, B. Payne, B. Veasey, L. Crawley, M. Biles, J. Groce, E. Roberts, C. Atkins, B. Campbell, K. Owens, B. Spach, A. Hampton, S. Caldwell, C. Long, L. Utt, E. Moorefield, Mrs. Lavenia Robinson. all Monitors Checking to see whether students have hall passes . . . keeping order in halls dur- ing classes picking up paper backing the student organization having 1 ,J- meetings .. . running errands . . . distributing notices . . controlling traffic . . . striv- ing to do homework without interruptions. Sue Wood presents her hall pm to John Stanley. ADVERTISING STAFF A J Seated: B. Bledsoe, J. Veasey, B. Denham, J. Lemons, S. Crotts, G. Crirn. Slanding: S. Long, R. Denham, B. Johnson, D. Payne, N. White, L. Guinn. A- Peg: , E 7,5 -2 Y F AV- 'H Q V! 'E 5. .... ,.'...?,.5U..,rL F it -X v lil f fs. . -1 .. we V. A AE. - fra, . ,, -i...qg,,,., , .-M .. 1 -. - -c. wi 'QI '.,. .. .3 Meeting three periods a day, morning and afternoon sessions . , . getting - students during first six weeks making hammers, screw drivers, drill Row 0150 R Reynolds I.. Hege Row Two J Yates E Crook, D. Hiatt, B. Jones, R. Wheeler, J. Freeman, J. Ferguson, J. Hanes, K. Thomas. 1 Instructions from Mr G D Sexton enjoying coke breaks working H t0 acquire accuracy of five-thousandths of an inch tolerance allowed to new presses, emory wheel stands exhibiting projects at local and state fairs learning to be skilled mechanics combining hard work with satis- f3CU0n- D. Mitchell works on project as instructor, Mr. G. D Sexton, assists. 5? 1. Q 3 . , . I . , . vasuf FW, ,ji ' rg -sig. , fiigif' ' . , iiifk' 5 ti af lfle O 'Q J .5 . . 'A Q C I ew, V 'H gy X I ' ' ' lf ,I 5 ' ,N . . . r , . . 1 X PF J, ' U I I I W . Row One: Mr. G. D. Sexton, B. Shutt, R. Terrell, B. Hammond, G. Chitty, R. Holcomb, B. Harris, R. Weatherford, D. Mitchell, N. Walser. Row Two: K. Naylor, D. Reeves, R. Calloway, I.. Hester, J. Hege. Page Seventy .I-1-.nn un -u--4 wa -an 1..arn.r1r1 ri rin li si.: 1AvL'hh.l ZZ! E.1L'.'! iL!l'U!S' l w L I I Row One: J. Tesh, J. Joyner, M. Livengood, C. Money, V. Baldwin. Row Two: L. Utt, N. XY'hite, D. Hemrick, B. Matthews, J. Hamrick. Row Tbree: B. Bowles, J. Hege, J. Quackenbush, K. Hayes, S. Lewter, B. Nance, D. Waugh. , . 1-5 g g, 1 e u A B bl Cl b Meeting every other Monday after school .. . giving match-stick testi- ff Q monies singing having guest speakers sponsoring devotional .. f Q1 assemblies participating on quiz team at Youth for Christ rallies A K studying the Bible having fellowships attempting to inspire others in l f,f by practicing Christian ideals having Mr. Sexton and Mrs. Curlee as sponsors. ' R. Porter, Pres.9 N. White, Vice-Pres.g and C. Johnson, Sec.-Treas. C-P Row One: N. Hutchins, A. Wilkes, M. Hill, S. Collins, J. Hill. Row Two: C. Davis, D. Hill, S. Mel-Iargue, A. Johnson, P. Parker, P. G. Burcham. Row T bree: Mrs. Eloise Curlee, E. Houck, L. Cook, B. Tate, W. Goforth, G. Brown, C. Johnson, Mr. G. D. Sexton. L' .1 L.4.,L....a :'gx'r'S-r 1'v Y' F' H '1 f 'jf' ' H '-7 : . ff , C. R , K. A ' , S. R b , J. C k h , K. Boll'ng, J. Cockerham, G. Harris. Row Two: M. Benton, C. Taylor, J. Clod gtg!!-'Olg?B?11glfg:3iaEaudle,cR?Bunn,v? NValkZr?5?ow Tl.?rieirAzinlCennedy, IB. Bowles, J. Harlow, C. Carlberg, M. Holt, B. Cardwell. C irls' Athletic Association ' Organizing council to aid in all sports and G.A.A. ac- tivities having weiner roasts and taking hike to Wake ' Forest campus having swimming party at Red Shield H ,,. Boys' Club making bulletin boards to interest girls in Q 'BA various sports sponsoring Saturday morning basketball ?g':f..gi-L MSW- 5.572 i ACTIVITY G..-LA. members find hiking an enjoyable way to earn putt of thu 50 points required for membership. Row One: D. Hill, E. Houck, D. Folkner, S. Caldwell, T. Heath, L. Montgomery, N. Hutchins. Row Two: J. Jenkins, J. Quackenbush, D. Payne, S. Wood, J. Austin, A. Morris, J. Caudle, J. Hill. Row Three: I.. Styron, J. Todd, L. Swink, A. Atkins, Miss Billie Woodruff, B. Payne, E. Edwards, A. Jones. Page Seventy-Two . ,,.,-,, 7777A-----,--,.--...---.,.-.,..,:... -4 -..., r-'-sv'-1uscrs.a3Btll1P1YiC'lZ il- 9 X I S 1 4 l l E 4 1 E F 2 J. i S4 J x K i r A 1 i I E .3 We-4 ,I E E l 5. L Row One: P. Poe, N. Walser, S. Merriman, W. Bledsoe, D. Byrd, B. Harris, C. P. Dunnagan, R. Hodges. Row T-wo: Mr. Tom Cash, D. Eaton, R. G. Brown, B. Burks, H. Lupton, G. Kemp, B. Walker, C. Bovender. Row Three: M. Bailey, J. Shore, M. Ogburn, R. Garner, R. Fesperman, T. Carter, W. Elliot, T. Walker. l l Having Mr. Tom Cash as sponsor . . . holding annual in- duction of boys who have won monograms promoting good sportsmanship and clean play .. . electing officers .. . serving at various school jobs . . . supporting all athletic pro- grams. OFFICERS E C. P. Dunnagan, Vice-Pres., J. Shore, Pres., T. Walker, Sec.-Treas. K Qi 'l . I RT C fl Row One: L. Co bs, C. Bovender. Row Two: B. Burchetre, R. Vestal, W. Shugart, J. Waker, R. Collins, I.. Cobbler. Rauf Tbrce: K. Hayes, J..Bailey ' if J. Brown, B. Dedxlliam, L. Cook, B., Payne, I.. Gillenwater. Row Four: F. Watson, B. Everhart, A. King, W. Walker, B. Ellis, J. Ferguson, P. Wlllilml: H ,il - -5 ' ,. 5 s .'.h f 'hvih Page Seventy-Tbrad if 1 f ie- - ies f . , 'V' ill and Testament Q of Class of 1957 of 1957, inevitably terminating ,a chapter inour book of life, do hereby ordain and declare to X e ARTICLBYI.. Section I. V to Dr. Robert Hanes, our assistant principal, and to Mrs. Grace james, our student or- guided us through our hardships, who have displayed unfaltering .trust in us,'and who we render our thanks and admiration. Section II. ts and- for their 'devoted interest in us, to Mrs. Carrie Mae Allgood, Mrs. Kathleen Hall, our senior sponsors, and to the other members of the facul- af W Section III. , choice seats in the auditorium, the dignity, honors, and privileges which we, as seniors, of leadership and character that may be obtained and surpassed by their diligently working ARTICLE II. Section I. Leonard will their dramatic appreciation and ability to Connie Carlberg. Section II. hopes of his winning the Aycock Debating Cup, Jane McClain leaves her poise and forceful speech. Section III. 'B bestows upon jack Shore the ability to take responsibility and to keep the student organization running smoothly. Section IV. if he dare ride it, William Campbell offers his motorcycle. Section V. wills his draped pants and his large, V-necked sweaters to jerry Sattenfield. Section VI. Sandra Crotts, Janet Fansler bestows her pep, white pom-pom, and her golden megaphone. Section VII. p Hoping that he will use it to lead our basketball team to victory in the state finals, Betty Sue Holcomb commits her height Richard Hodges. Section VIII. To the Demosthenes of the rising senior class Wayne Shugart leaves his rich, full voice. Section IX. Mike Marshall bequeaths his oil paints, brushes, and crayons to Drewenna Hill in order that she may artistically inform the student body of the future activities. Section X. Sarah Long places a portion of her charm and personality upon each junior girl, as she has an abundance of both. Section XI. To anyone capable of comprehending them, Ronald Shackelford offers his elaborate speech and words of many syllables. Section XII. l Because Gary Burcham desires to keep his trumpet, he commits only his ability to play it to that incomparable musi- cian, Gilbert Harris. Section XIII. Janie Swaim wills her tall, fur hat, the whistle, and her majorette boots to Jean Ann Hill and Barbara Spach. ARTICLE III, Section I, This document we proclaim to be our Last Will and Tes- tament, the execution of which we entrust to Mrs. Grace Robbins James. In witness thereof we do hereby affix our seal this, the fourth day of june, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hun- dred and fifty-seven. Witnesses: Grayhound Hound-Dog I -ANN CLICK MORRIS, Testator Q2 gn VT M VT V'-T:W17'l1n-'i Lflfi' I 1Y'91 -TT'TY 1' P'-lY'IFiil 1.1 1I 1HSI 1I1.i 1.,I'l.l'i.1'.ILI'1 111-ilwl 11Ldki.h..4LJ L2 K ,lY51Vl'f53 l'I!1lE - N , - ,gy .. My . ' ,f f in 1' 1, 4, 4 Tx, . .5 gg ,i,. . f H ., L. ...mf ., . vi. QQ if N4 2' Q 325, rv, wa. V 1 Q 5? Y K Pj ' I2-an---W, X at .' My My Y , J x, W- , , Am,-, v 1 ,, .,,,..,,,.p.V1 ,,, ,,.,., . . ii.: 3 effifsi fl I . fl :n 'iii'- LX L14 ,if LSE? .,:. 3. Qs- , Eff? ffffi S A fl-.Q 1 ' ' A 2 ,Q Mg ,. N, 9. L,.,.f .fm-1.3 J, M . .gg-,Y f,6.Q,LM, . , X . 1 A f A Fig 15? ' W QRSIAXIOA QSXKXH Qmilpbii Vw X Y,-n ww X iq Q3 . .., -v V wks AQ .. ' x . A! , - :A ' If 'W ' M by by lg ' A 10 I 15 , , ,I 1 We N ' ' X i f KA Am Ri gd N41 USM TRACK TEAM Row One: B. Ellis, B. Burks K. Hayes J. Petree B. Denham B Lunsford K Jones T Collins Rau' Tao- Lu . 1 . 1 i A . - . '. , . . ' . . pton, D. Reeves, R. Gar r, R. F skew. Smith, C. Bovender, B. Fishel, E. Foust, R. Collins. Row Tbree: R. Rnouse, Coach Homer Thompson, J. Cox, D. Byrd, D. Spaugii? D. Net: .,. , .'e, I-C. .. e' mmf K i'f'i, 5. . R r . , e. l l B ' B' .., .e,e as ' if I rack e ' ,,,. Q .. gr: 'f-41 .Q ' Q I 1 -f 5 K -...-., Competing in the 100 and 220 yard dashes . . . throwing i, V 5 the shot put and discus . . . taking part in the high jump and n K f I' K, if broad jump . . . running the mile events and relays . . . travel- 4 ii l J A ing to district track meets . , . practicing late in the aftf-rnoons i . . . . . . .-- f'eL'J a . . . Striving to Create more interest in this comparatively new ' N , i MW Sport at Gray. K. Hayes and C. Bovcnder await signal as D. Byrd prepares to throw n discus. f ' r ,nn on ll. .A Row One: Coach Joyce Bradley. J. Todd, Mgr., C. Taylor, M. Benron, A. Jones, S. Walker, A. Kennedy, C. Rose, J. Cockerham. Row Tum: Conch Billie Woodruff, N. Redding, E. Roberts, K. Avis, B. Cardwell, S. Milton, S. Roberts, C. Watts, B. Spach Page Seventy-Seven GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM ' V ' ' A Vi 0 , il .i.i C f :1Z11.iIZ1..l-AI in. L! C .A L, 'r-1 r--nr rw ze- .--- -Y - -1 rw- ..,...-... -..-. -.. -,.. -.. L, BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Row One: Coach Larry Graham, D. Tetter, J. Hutchins, B. Payne, R. Hodges, B. Burchette. Row Two: P. Williams, B. Walker, C. Brendle, J. Shore, B. Denham, B. Johnson. C. Brendle drives past Hanes' defenders. Miss Billie Woodruff and Mr. Larry Graham, sharing coaching honors . . . girls, playing rivals at 4 P.M. . . . practicing until supper time . . . leaving for physicals . . , boys, playing eighteen-game schedule . . . enjoying the boys' new gym floor . . . scheduling gyms and hours so all teams could practice practicing signals riding on Blue Goose. 1 x Z L 1.x Row One: J. Sattenfield, R. Doty, J. Stanley, D. Miller, lor, C. Bledsoe, W. Bledsoe, M. Bailey, D. Spaugh. Page Seventy-Eight T 2 f :fl ill f3:g...1s J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM M. Vaughn, H. Fishel, Mr. John Kiger. Row Two: K. Jones, C. Atkins, H. Williams, J. Say- ----w -.-L21 -- LA. -1: r'1llvq'l-al..l'tItP Yiil.l'Iv K S K L4 .x i D V A I l 5 3 si 1 E s. Y . J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM Row One: E. Copple, R. Griggs, J. XVilson, R. Thompson, K. Thomas, J. Vifillard, K. johnson, E. Fousr. Rou- Tu-o: R. Brooks, R. Foster, F. Wat- son, R. Foust, G. Brinkley, R. Lockwood, R. Calloway, J. Reich. Row Three : D. Tate, J. Saylor, J. Cude, B. Sale, T. Vlfalker, G. Pruitt, T. Holt, Mr. J ack Fletcher. ' Football: Coaching by Mr. Jack Fletcher .. . holding practice sessions in the afternoons playing an eight-game schedule Basketball: Coaching by Mr. John Kigcr . . , playing a twenty-game schedule . . . practicing each day after school . , having a diffcrcnr captain each game . . . Baseball: Coaching by Mr. Larry Graham taking trips to Rcidsville and High Point . , , sophomores and juniors composing the team . . . playing a twelve-game schedule. J. Stanley dribbles in against North Davidson. ' C BASEBALL TEAM f Row One: M rs. R. Bolling, H. Barnes, J. Tillman. Row Two: R. Hodges, P. Poe, R. Collins, M. Bail , C. P. Dunnagnn, R. Fespermln, N. Row Three: Coach Jack Fletcher, M. Ogburn, P. Ferguson, J. 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CURTIS BROCK g Zi 22 ' Compliments of UTHE EQUITABLE MANH A I ,. , 3: I ,,,,.. 310 Reynolds Building Q company Inston oem, . C. Y' NQLAND it if W' -S I N Dl5f lb f0 S ' 5sssss,w,sf,s,sss,f,s,f,s,1f,f,',f,s,f,sw,sss,-:,ssf,s,ssx, 2 PLUMBING, HEATING, 5,g9,5,xxA ,NJ W I sg INDUSTRIAL, ELECTRICAL, REFRIGERATION SUPPLIES X VOGLER'S JEWELERS if and MACHINE TOOLS 3 ESTABLISHED - 1865 f 22 2lOO Glendole Street ' Winston-Solem, N. C. DIAMONDS- JEWELRY SILVERWARE 3 X Q It :Q st 416 West Fourth Street w zg yt 38 7 . t . N ' Vxfifffifiiffifififlfifffrfr'f4r'f'ff'fl91'f'f 'f' bvfrSff1'r'f9 f'v'ff9fv11iSfvfv'J9'v'9fvfvfrfi9frfff9fiSvfi'fi999S51l I A A 'i'iiiiiii I , o,,v,,,,,,,,,, v 5 I ' GET THE Best WITH SEALTEST . MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT we DAIRY BAR . I if me ICE CREAM WITH . . . N0 ARTIFICIAL rI.AvoRs 5 SCU-IHERN DAIRIES IN L . I A A lA,.I l.',..l 1 2 2221 PATTERSON AVE. A PHoN Is PA .2f wINsToN-SALEM, N. c. 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