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

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ADMINISTRATIVE sr AF F The Administrative Staff, headed by Dr. A. Craig Phil- lips, superintendent of city schools, strive earnestly to pro- vide adequate facilities for our progress. Vitally interested in seeing that we are offered the best education possible, they organize the course of study and supervise the instruction which we receive. Mr. Hoy Holshouser, Business Manager, Mr. C. T. Leinbach, Jr., Comp- troller, Dr. A. Craig Phillips, Superintendent, Mr. Marvin Ward, Ass't. Superintendent, Dr. William C. Self, Ass't. Superintendent, and Mr. Ned Smith, Administrative Ass't. W The School Board, under the lea- dership of Mr. Sam Dorsett, chair- man, give unselfishly of their time, without reimbursement, to find ans- wers to problems which arise in the city school system. Special commit- tees discuss such matters as reas- signment of pupils, employment of teachers, and financial affairs. This group of civic-minded persons are due our sincere appreciation for their interest in us. 6 owe our parents and administrators ROW ONE: The Rev. William R. Crawford, Mr. Paul Pegram, Mr. Sam H. Dorsett, chairman, Mrs. Norton Tennillej Mr. M. C. Benton, Jr. ROW TWO: Mr. T. L. Williams, Mr. Clifford Perry. IO

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P.T.A. The student body pre- sented the programs for two of the six P. T. A. meetings. The first was a musical program present- ed by the band and chorus, under the direc- tion of Mr. Leroy Rowley and Miss Felicia Cash, and the second was a play given by the dramatic and public speaking classes. hanlcs for tireless aid and patience. Mrs. C. D. Denham, Pres., Mrs. Harry H. Barnes, Jr., Sec., Mr. Lindsay Hoover, Treas.j Mr. J. A. Woodward, Principal, Mr. Robert L. Crews, Vice-Pres. Discussing plans for future P. T. A. bulletins are Mrs. C. D. Denham Shannon Kelly, June Todd, Mr. J. A. Woodward. ln its twenty-eighth year, the Parent Teacher Association present- ed six programs, the first entitled Building for Maturity in a Democ- racy. At other meetings, Miss Lois Edinger talked on T.V., an Asset or Liability in Citizenship Train- ing? Dr. Elizabeth Welch spoke on Sunday's Child, and Dr. Robert C. Hanes gave a discussion on sec- ondary education in Winston-Sa- lem.