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

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Mr. W. A. Breedlove He takes time for students and family as well. DEDICATION During his two years with us, Mr. W. A. Breedlove has been both a friend ond coun- selor to all. His genuine sense of humor and genial person- ality have proved to be inval- uable in extra-curricular activ- ities and in the classroom. To Mr. Breedlove, who has willing- ly given his time to direct, en- courage, and unselfishly serve our class, we, the seniors, dedi- cate the l959 Blue and Gold. Without

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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.

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3 MR. J. A. XVOODXVARD 1,7'illl'ff7lIl our guiding teachers MRS. GRACE JAMES Guidance Director B J FACULTY MR. TOM CASH MISS Atlzlclif Director v an MR. XV. A. BRIZEDLOVE A.vsi.stan! Primfpal RUTH HOLTOX Svcrctary K gs .'k.'. 'K '13 Q s ,Mk X3