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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

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Volume IV Fx C Introduction Foreword Contents School Board and Admnnustratlve Staff Parent Teacher Assocnatlon Dedlcatnon Prmcupal Faculty Classes Sensor Class Junuor Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Classroom Actuvutues Actlvltles Student Organization Publacatnons Clubs Band Cheerleaders Majorettes Athletics Girls Sports Football Basketball Baseball Track Tennns Team and Gym Helpers Junlor Varsnty Basketball Intramurals Action Pictures Features Honors Superlatnves Conclusson 7 c-'YT 'W' V A Foreword To recapture the hlghlughts of thus school year and all phases of its ac tnvntnes ns the purpose of thus the 1960 Blue and Gold We recall the Constant trud an g g to classes the long hours of practuce of our athletuc teams the good sportsmanshn h p s own by students In both victory and defeat the tense f I ee :ng of excutement at electrons the enchant ment of our Junuor Sensor the prnde an ser vnce prolects the realnzatnon of our dreams on graduation nn ht A g s umportant as the basuc knowledge we ac quure each day as the cultural aspect of our school lute whnch includes our recently organized orchestra the creatnve art classes and performances of the dramatic department In the next fuve a p ges we attempt to re create these memorable areas of our school days 3 'n KAL., v .A 4 . fn r ' - W I ' . f V4 ' V A.. . fYff77MIl,v Qt. . , . 1 I I I ' ' 1 1 - I 1 Student organization the core around walling workers who gave of theur tnme and talents In plan nmg and carrying out both tradl tional and new actuvntres From their dreammg plannmg and or ganuzung comes a way of lufe whnch Gray students try to up hold From the efforts of student orgamzatuon workers evolve stan dards of conduct scholarshnp and servuce of whuch we are justly proud Snlent walks through the cam pus aluve wnth the dyung brllllance of autumn leaves tlnklnng laugh ter as frlends gather and a shy message from one palr of eyes to another are all symboluc of the companuonshnp whlch exists on our campus Our favornte lessons are those whuch teach us to lsve work and play together as we struve toward our common goals Ll I We-e-K t s , t A Q ,Is ' l , of the student body,' revolves ,V . ' ' . ' f : e sl -V . ' 1, '- . . I . I I p , F, . ..1 x' x ai l l 4 The spotlight of beauty shines upon our queens in all their splen- dor. As we watch a lovely girl be- ing crowned a ripple of excite- ment flows through the cheering section. However even during events like these we realize that the characteristic most important in a queen or in any other person is the beauty within, an inner glow symbolizing a fine and beautiful person. a .....r ln the solemn stillness of the morning we pause for the Minute of Prayer and bow our heads in silent reverence The idea is in stilled in us that we are depen dent upon One greater than our selves and this feeling carries over into our many activities be cause our hearts have been locked together in prayer Y7 5,-.ww Fruendlnness fun and fellow ship blending with smules of flur tatuon and merry laughter of fraends sharing thelr experuences create the warm atmosphere whuch envelops each student Campus frollckmg swells and soars luke a bard on the wang Each time frlends gather a mel ody rmgs fauntly un the dnstance the song of youth enjoying Itself 1-4' We arnse an the early hours of the mornmg to memoruze forelgn language vocabularies or to wrlte themes We nod over stacks of books an the stull of the nught We work dllngently on projects and term papers Regardless of how much tame and effort we spend on studies the number of hours ns soon forgotten as we begun to measure our accomplnshments un knowledge rather than nn tlme 7 'Q GA Suddenly or slowly the buts of knowledge we have acquured luke the pueces of a puzzle fall lnto place to form a mental plc ture whlch becomes larger and more meaningful with each math problem solved and each event In hustory studued Our scholastuc lute revolves around teachers books and classrooms our wea pons nn a never endlng struggle for knowledge and maturnty Baskets baskets baskets boys' You make the baskets we ll make the nolse Famlluar yells and chants echo through the gym as students cheer enthusuastlc ally Then all us quiet os the thud thud of the basketball IS broken by a sudden whoosh and our team has made another two points' School spurlt IS prevalent at all sports events whether we meet vlctory or defeat -4' Whlrlung evenung dresses and other formal attire are symbolnc of our many dances and social affours At occasuons such as these we meet wuth other students and enjoy the companionship of fruends we will long remember The memory of swnngmg combos gluttermg streamers and del: cuous refreshments can never be erased from our mmds Servlce IS evndent wherever Grayntes are found We fund many ways to help-by worklng an the school store by bemg In the band by making bulletm boards and by struvmg toward better grades and attendance records Jobs duffer the purpose remauns the same we are all workmg an a true spmt of un selfnsh servnce an order that Gray an ts pupnls can benefnt throughout the year Foreword lcontinuedl ln the remoinder of the book we unveil other memories of our high school yeors First we recoll the endless hours of studying in the clossrooms Our doys however were not completel fill d h I wos spent in club octivities projects In the next section we teoms ond thus relive the August l5 when sixty-tive boys begon footboll proctice Loter come bosketboll wrestling trock tennis boseboll ond ' t in ro- murol sports. Supporting oll these ond creoting school spirit were the cheer- leoders mojorettes ond the bond. Topping off the yeor o greotly onticipoted occosion the Junior Seni - or Prom wos held on the root of the Robert E. Lee Hotel, April 22 Thot th' b is yeor ook will be o priceless treosure recolling 'the friendly otmosphere in which both work ond ploy were enjoyed is our sincere desir y e wit c osses os much of our time student orgcinizotion work ond voried service present oction shots of games ond pictures of the highlights of the sports seoson which began e. Robin Gentry Shonnon Kelly Co-Editors Under the able guidance of Mr, Clifford Perry, chairman, the School Board has expanded the school's various programs so as to insure our having the best education possible. Included in evidence of prog- ress this year are the co-ordina- tion of science education, cen- tral operation of the school sys- tem's cafeterias, two full-time guidance directors, and the building of a trade school for boys interested in skilled profes- sions. For these contributions to the betterment of our system, we are most sincerely grateful. l i7 ROW ONE: Mr, Paul Pegram, Mrs. Norton Tennilleg Mr. Clifford Perry, Chairman, Mr. M. C Benton, Jr., the Rev, William Crawford. ROW TWO: Mr. William Knott, Mr. Phil Froelich. We look to our administrators Cx ROW ONE: Mr. Marvin Ward, Ass't. Superintendent, Dr. A. Craig Phillips, Superintendent, Dr. William Self, Ass't. Superintendent. ROW TWO: Mr. C. T. Leinbach, Comptroller, Mr. Ned Smith, Administrative Ass't. As the school system is now be- ing converted from the 8-4 to the 6-3-3 organization, next year Gray will have only tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade classes. For the purpose of a study of the senior high school curriculum, the Administrative Staff, in conjunction with the School Board, has organi- zed a Central Committee, composed of representatives from both the city school system and the public, ln order that we may be offered the best education possible, a compre- hensive two-year investigation is be- ing made to find weaknesses and possible means of improvement. Mrs. Harry Barnes, Pres., Mr. J A. Woodward, Principal, Mrs, G, E, Runge, Treggj Mr- Vi,-,gem l-lamriclc, Vice-Pres., Mrs. Joe Brown, Sec. and parents lor guidance. Interested parents and faculty members met the first Monday night in each month to discuss and plan for their common interests, their children and students. The board, consisting of P.T.A. officers, chairmen of committees, and Shannon Kelly, a student re- presentative, planned beneficial and inspiring programs around the P.T.A. National Congress theme, Strengthening the Home-Source of Our Nation's Greatness, and the state theme, For Our Children -Creative Life in a Changing World. Better family relationships and a closer tie between parents and their children were stressed. Excitement reigned high as the Music Department prepared to give its annual Christmas program to parents and friends at the PTA. meeting, Decem- ber 7. The chorus, under the direction of Miss Felicia Cash, presented selections of the Yuletide season. The band and the newly organized orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Leroy Rowley, gave a Christmas con- cert. Later in the year the curtain rose on Grayites demonstrating their talents in drama as the Speech Arts and Dramatics De- partment presented the program for the meeting of the P. T. A., May 2. ik' MR HOMER THOMPSON Dedlcatlon Coachung teachnng or counsel :ng Mr Homer Thompson has been an lnsplratuon to all of us for better workmanshup Hts sparkllng personaluty hus sun ceruty and has genuune sense of humor have captured the hearts of students at Gray Hugh By servmg as head football and track coach he has shown outstanding leodershup and sportsmanshup To Mr Thompson who always funds tame to guude lnspnre and work wslllngly with our class we the sensors deducate the l96O Blue and Gold As one of has many dutues as head football coach, Mr Thompson Issues unnforms Qur lnspnnng leaders and Mr Homer Thompson and hns chlldren Ann ond Mackue, engoy playlng wlth theur Cocker spanuel, Bl0Cl4l9 Prmclpal DedIcated servIce to a school and ITS functIons has been the pnmary concern of Mr J A Woodward our prIncIpal SInce hIs work at Gray began Improvements and addItIons to the school Include a new gymnasIum parlung lots and a great expansIon In the currlculum Through hIs per sonal Interest and guIdance thIs year the developmental readIng pro gram IS offered to all Gray students To reflect the respect and gratI tude of the students and faculty an oIl portraIt was presented In l957 to M Woodward BeSldeS hIs leadershIp In scholastIc fIelds M Woodward s sIncere manner and In spIratIonal talks have proved Invalu able to each of us 1 Ulf Us to become mature adults. ni' Nfl' 1-I ! l-Q MR JULIUS WOODWARD Miss Ruth Holton consults Mr. Woodward about sche- dule cards of students. Alvin Bodford, in conference with Mr. Woodward, en joys the friendly and understanding attitude Mr, Wood ward shows toward all students. 93' Q ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mr Tom Cash former head football coach naw athletuc durector teaches algebra arranges sports schedules and oversees game preparations Guudance clurectars ml! ll Mrs Grace James gundance durector, sponsors student orgamzatuon holds conferences wlth sensors, and helps with ornentatlon SECRETARY Miss Ruth Holton school secretary keeps fnnanclol records sponsors nurses and atflce pages and helps students and teachers Q help students rnalce plans GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Mr Larry Graham former mathematucs teacher polned e Guadance Department thus year to gnve us two full tlme directors 14 Q sex is S .g . qi l I ' ' . I X 2 X h 14. .55 , X 17 ra. l l E I fl ef. r 'HQ f ' E, 1 4, in ' -' 1 :gif V ,iff , f I. -If -An ' ' I . It . 'fix V I .. - th I ' I ' ' ' . ff A L ,, , E5 I R I I be I , 4 7.2. .xjj MRS. CARRIE MAY ALLGOOD, A.B.,M.A. MISS SAXON BRAY,,3fA.B., MA, MRS. FRANCES S BRUCE, E S, M.S. Teaches foreign languages, sponsors the Sponsors Red Cross, instrdgts World History, Teaches home economics, likes to read, Spanish Club, collects antiques, enioys growing flowers. ,V enioys cooking and sewing. J' .if f bl I 1 ' 1 Z. O Y' I mA'.Qx A - g,g5,x, .r Faculty V RAQS. . . AIWQLE' - -4 ,Q -- x Q Q. ,i o ---I , , ' Fav' -. X fit: 1 X .. A MRS. PHYLLIS CARSWELL, AB- Miss FELICIA CASH, 5.5, M.A, Reads and travels, teaches English, sponsors Teoci-,QS Chow' music, Works with ensem, cheerleaders and the Junior Y-Teens. blesf likes to ploy fhe piano' MRS. ELOISE CURLEE, AB., M.A. MISS MARGARET EASON, B.S., M.E. MRS. CLARA FIELD, AB, B.M. Enjoys entertaining, teaches foreign langue Teaches mathematics, coaches girls' sports, Heads School heqlthl read-,es biology ages, sponsors the Latin Club. enjoys boating and camping. listens to classical music. 15 '-Q .. 117 .. l MR. JACK FLETCHER, B.S., M.A. MISS DAISY LEE GLASGOW, A.B., M.A. MR. JOHN HAL' B.S. Coaches varsity baseball, teaches physical Sponsors National Honor Society, heads His- Teaches science and hist , likes amateur education, fishes and hunts. tory Department, arranges schedules. photography an sports. J ' 'X 'si . 1 'V 5l JN- 'affix Qur Ioculty enioy o variety ol hobbies, growing orchids, sewing, MRS, MARY KISER, A.B. Sews, paints, teaches dramatics and Eng- lish, sponsors Masque and Gavel. 1,-s in-il? . I, 4 1 I MR DANIEL MOTLEY, A B, MEd MRS VIAGDALENE OWENS, DIETITIAN MR MICHAEL PELECH, A B Distribates lockers, teacheg bookkeeping, Serwes as well-balanced lunches, superxises Coaches wrestling, teaches science, likes to enjoys outdoor actixities Cafetcrias in the city. DIOY Chess Ofld QOII- 16 L fi MRS. MARY K, HLJTCHISON, AB. MISS SALLY JOHNSTON, BS., B.S.L.S. MRS. BEVERLY JORDAN, A.B. Heads Mathematics Department, is chief Sponsors library pages and council, likes to lnstructs business law, sponsors majorettes, sponsor of the senior class, knit and sew. cultivates orchids. T7 pastimes, and sports, such os, hunting, reading, ond collecting antiques. MISS LYNN MCBRIDE, B.S. Supervises school store, likes music ond art, teaches typing and shorthand. LJ . Sy od'7'?705M.i. S a Q9 U 4 fN i MR, wii.uAM REED, As. Mas. REBA ROBERTSON, ss. Mas. LAveNiA ROBINSON, iss. Teaches chemistry and physics, enjoys lis- lnstructs home economics, sponsors F. H. A., Sponsors debating, teaches English, likes tening to classical music. likes to play the piano. to read ond watch sports. Us fl MR. LEROY ROWLEY, B.S., M.Ed. MR. GEORGE SCHNEIDER, A.B. MISS HELEN SMITH, A.B. Directs band and leads orchestra, troins Likes cars ond woodwork, instructs driver- Sponsors the F, T. A., teaches English and and shows thoroughbred dogs. training, and coaches J. V. sports. T.V. history, plays bridge, likes to reod. Supervising and giving advice ploy Teocliers also sponsor various MR. E. E. TODD, JR., A.B. lnstructs mechanical drawing, sponsors the Hi-Y, and is in charge of books. .L Sf 2 41 . My-Q., L... MRS MARTHA WALKER, A B, M A MRS. IMOGENE WATTERSON, A B. MRS. HELEN WELLS, A.B. Teaches English, enioys playing bridge Sponsors the Senior Y-Teens, teaches Engl Sh, Likes to reod, teaches civics and English, and ernbroidering, collects antiques likes tc dance ond to read poetry. sponsors the Bible Club. 18 o port in o locully members doy, cluhs ond choperon oclivilies. MR. DALE VAUGHN, B.Ed,, M.A, Directs woodwork, sponsors junior class jd likes to hunt and fish. , WX Q' 'w F Z, XQ ff 1 , , I I i 49 1'-5 I 'YN g I I Ii! '5 '-1:v- 5 im MISS SARA WILLARD, A.B, MRS. JULIA WILSON, B.S. MISS BILLIE WOODRUFF, BS. Teaches mathematics s onsors freshman Tries new reci es teaches art likes swimrnin Coaches irls' sports, sponsors G. A. A., 1 D D i i Q Q class, likes to read and to play bridge. and playing tennis. likes to play golf and to dance. MISS MOSELLE STEPHENSON, AB. MRS. LOUISE STILL, A.B. MR. HOMER THOMPSON, AB., M.A. Heads English Department, supervises pub- Teaches shorthand and typing, enjoys travel- Coaches varsity football, teaches mathe- lications and the supply room. IVWQ, V9OdIV1Q, Gnd COOIUVWQ- matics, works with azalea plants. . Wm., ,X ,fs-mipw B v 5, .Q , mf 4, v k MA Xl' Y MM' - 'Vi' VD- 48 I I Q' X vu -g W'-nf J? v 1? B ' V' '5lfQ?! 1' Closs of '60 Burch Alford 96' A ,J 6 l 1 Officers of the senior class ore Brownie Clodfelter, treosurerg Manning Stone, presidentg Lindo Weisner, vice- presidentg and Sonya Morsholl, secretory. Throughout the yeor officers Jolene Anderson Glenda Angei Lindo Afton fx 'Y fs is-7 ui If-fa KN' :nw ,if X2 K-af' pf! vi Patricia Baity Tommy Baity Dale Bass Phyllis Beomon Roy Bowman plan senior class prolects. Lucy Brandon Q. 1 ,JN 'CN I -N4 , '57 Patricia Boyd Pat Braswell Shirley Britt Class of '60 Annette Brown Class of '60 Richard Charles ai ,X d-A P!! '15 4 '77 E5- 1 . 1 ,aww Glenda Brown Joseph Brown Shirley Bunn Glenda Cannon Jean Carlton David Carter Sponsors direct The class Charles Chaplnn Barbara Chrnstian Browme Clodfelte .a--1-' ' if , s . -- S Y. bfi' ,.4luv 4- ,Q 91 Nor la Senior homeroom teachers are Mr, Daniel Motley, Miss Margaret Eason, Mr. William Reed, Mrs. Eloise Curlee, Mr. Homer Thompson, and Mrs, Mary K. Hutchison. planning lar Class Day. Class ol '60 Juanita Collins Patricia Conrad Sara Cook Tommy Cook 7: ag' 'T 1? wry Q-pq '7 Class ol 'Y 311- if I rf M I , if R Q i, ' 4 - 15, In lun g' ' I ,, Mollie Leitzes, prophetessg Linda Welsner testator and Aluce Hedruck hastoruon consult Mrs Mary K Hutch ison, chief sponsor. Ernest Copple Gid Cornatzer Brenda Coulter Joseph Cox 153' 5' 'K' xv 'es C' -4 ,lg ns A!! G Barbara Cranford Katherine Cranor Peggy Cromer Milton Crotts is flue vvarlc al the scribes. Melvin Davis Michael DePriest f': ,fl lv l 'ab 5 rl if vi' P 1' my X N114 Eddie Crcifer Bosil Davis Norma Dimrnette 77X Q9 Class ol '6O Joan Dowell S ol -5 Q i Class Utlfu 14 Q Meredith Dunfee Judy Edwards Barbara Ferguson Lou Floyd :vs Q-.7 ' Iv Kay Eagle Aaron Essic Enthusiasm Terry Foust I WS' sg'D .0 'i 'Z 'lA wr- r Q Barbara Ebert Judy Everha rt runs high among Evelyn Gantt - 'Y X up Mascot Eddie Robbins, and Dorothy Waugh Robbins, who sponsored him, play with Duchess, boxer. seniors as they select a mascot. Eugene Garne James Gordy David Graham v ,n f , E in.. Mollie Leitzes' Class Daniel Gregory ' s sla- A lea , za 'S- ll l 7 J 'sf' A if -ar' F M Class al '60 Ronnie Griggs x K V 7 K ll , , kt' 1 Jane Weathermon, Jane Fields, Robin Gentry Crow onelg Diane Vaughn, Nancy Duggins, Shirley Key, and Pat O'Neal Crow twol, usher at senior activities. Seniors clmaase iuniar girls ta Jack Hamby Juando Hamrick Helen Hayes gfl' M. -J' ' ,AGO :fs- YG Class of '60 Linda Howe d NOUCY HOWGT Jerry Hayes Ralph Hayes, Jr. Alice Hedrick BVGVWJO HCSYSV BII Hcks E. P. Hucks, Jr. marshal at graduation exercises. Catherine H Id Pot Houk si ' -5 .5 S lv' J fa Class of '60 Patsy Johnson XV . k ,, 1 sn' . Q-r 1, . ' '96 .-a5'13 CS' W 45-Ili' ,ff -'fad' wAT,'N,', Ronnie Huff Borboro Hurt Colvin Hutchins Henry Idol Jerry Jockson, Jr. Carol Johnso Sensors enloy cherzsned from Te y .Io e Mory Lois Ke edy Sreye Kefqhe '-x ., xx r a . 1 -J .ev ' wo . .pal 's,.7 .1 '-:A N 3.55 if 6 r' PC! 1 1'9 lt .' lv Q ,4- 4 ' , gas. 'Gr' l v, - ... ' Y., .,--5, lg iq 32. 'i Class of '60 David Kiger Mollie Leifzes Sue Lewter Wayne Linville Marie Long Anne Lowkis seats IN the auditorium. Anne Lupton Dianne Mahaffey Sandra Manship Sue Lynne Marion f 'L I I X X . . Q -' 1 ' N- X 5 'R R as 5 ,A 49, V' 'ur' 1' ou, M S- Z -ah 'if A V l 2 s 1 ' Class it 'Q an K x3 if-' , Betty Morsholl Sonya Morsholl Terry Mortin Toby Mosten Judith McClelland Louchlin McKinnon In the science-enrichment MCVY Sue Medford Korlene Messick Suson Milton Milton Misenheimer .X 8 ' A A 4 V' K Q ' x ,fra mm 'f' 'A sf 5' V' I X , Q 5. 'S' .,vt'5 'T -I r X ! 1, Eg x.,-f-qs 'E' Pom Shelton, Suson Milton, ond Eugene Spoinhour study in physics closs the ports of the tube tester, progrom, students study physics, Carol Money 'Q Class of '60 Eloine Moorefield Joson Morgan Betty Nance P15 l -Ig' X-Q-7 46 Class of '60 un' 'I . ..,o v , i , v fxcs. , . .4-.- Q ,-., c rp ,...M. .s. s , .-P ..,1 . 2 . 1. -gb Q-Q K ..,.- 4 ,A fs- 5 V - Hi 4.1.18 .An ' 7' ,- ' .x 'O ' Nr . ' .. ss 'LPW 3, v -.. J z With filled picnic baskets and high spirits Ronnie Huff, Sora Cook, Aaron Essic, ond Sora Royoll arrive ot the senior picnic, enjoyed in Moy. Fun, fellowship, cmd lood round out the Richard Nance Anthony Needham Lovey Newsom Richard PGCK 5 if ...I xi i' l ff- .29 4:14. N., AQ 'c .,-. .l. 3 Y , 2 it . - Y i ,. W it X53 Z I. 7.3 6' girl' . Class ol '60 Sue Palmer Richard Patton Clifton Peacock Jimmy Pegram Jimmy Phillips Kay Poole Clay as seniors enloy the annual picnic Deng Posey Jonice P rt Shirley Quesinberry Jewel Rayfield ,Ag 'PDQ N . Class of '60 Charles Senu , 1- - A 1 t Q L - 7, ' V 4-nv -v . ur' sl -1-11 David Reavis Dorothy Robbins Ellen Roberts Cherry Rothrock Steve Rothrock Sara Royall Bnllovvmg evenmg clresses add a magic: Steve Sheetz Pamela Shelton David Sherrner Lai f L -Q17 'Nc- 55 2' Class of 6:1- Having a friendly chat around the punch bowl at The Junior-Senior are Steve Rofhrock, Sue Lynne Marion, Robin Gentry, and Robert Weisner. Touch at the Junior-Senior Pram. Jacqueline Shoaf V A6 '7 - Patncua Shore Ronald Smith WiV1OV1O Smifh v' lfx 'A --1' v.:f'lfX -f-- Class of '60 --fx Viewing Macbeth projects are Donald Watson, Joe Cox, Lovey Newsom, and Nancy Howerton, In preparation ior Macbeth, seniors look Kay Snyde E g Sp h Dalias Sprinkle P icia Sprinkie '4a'l sk. or . Q.: x Jr in 'mms ' 0, I I , Q -1'-v 'Vg of! XX' Y' l 1 I Q ,,,,,,Q Ish' r L lx? X T' Class of '60 Manning Stone Dorothy Sykes Barbara Tesh Harry Tesh Phyllis Tesh Sylvia Tetter over propecia mode by former students. Pat Thompso Raymond Thompson S Th f C I T rfl W 4 ' ifziiKf?.r' V xx I: Q x -T1 ' x . ' f A X ' ' r in 41 4 , iQ' ' rw-rr Q 'R fn' 1 '9 y N . -rv 7 Y' ,gs -,- he ff, 2 V . f , V ' ' f' , X Class of '60 Wayne We-Iborn ? v-3.3 JQRN .ivy . X - v ' . X. 5 at S t Q N1 ,, 73 'agf Linda Utf Troy Walker Harry Watkins Don Watson Judith Weaver Linda Weisner English and U. S. Hnstory are Linda West Rex Whicker Melvin Wales ,h Q 'AL A, fi ,f 'sa Af Of' , 1- ,,.4l AA. 5.5 '?? ,sv , RIB' gf.: -4' T3 Ada Lou Wilkes Marv Lou Willard Dickie Williard J C ly Hope Wilson imrny Wilson aro n W required subiecis lor seniors. Class ol '60 dl Ronald Wooten Elizabeth Wing June Wood Ann Woo e i N .Q .aa.,. iff- Q OFFICERS .Q-4 'H ,,,,..- Robin Gentry secretary Stanley Hamm treasurer Lester Morris vlce Dresudent and Dlckle Newsome president make plans for the Junuor Sensor Prom Class of ol Large portuons of excntement sprlnklungs of joy a few drops of sadness and a dash ot solemmty blend to form a happy junvor class reclpe Attend :ng the Junior Sensor Prom held Aprnl 22 receuvung class rlngs January 26 the choosing of marshals and cheerleaders all helped to full action packed school days Ushers for Class Day June 2 were marshals Nancy Duggnns Jane Fields Robnn Gentry chnet Shirley Key Pat O Neal Duane Vaughn and Jane Weatherman Becoming elnglble for nnductlon unto the three honor socletnes nnspvred both studlous and fun Iovung juniors to work hard to achueve these goals Although the junnor year IS a tlme of antncnpa tuon and joy at IS also one of sadness For many t IS the begnnnlng of the end As the fun fllled year drew to a close and junlors recerved the cherished front seats nn the audltorlum they realnzed that graduation and the end of hugh school IS lust around the corner SPONSORS J -FV f-fX Mass Lynn McBrude Mr John Hall Mrs Imogene Wotterson M Dale Vaughn Mnss Helen Smlth Mr George Schneider and Mlss Bullle Wood ruff are gunnor homeroom teacherg 44 7 A, I X- ' ' Y 'I .V - . 7 V. 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'H' ,lu if JG- ' 1 fr 41 X.. -P9 ,'v - l 'O .a 34 i l 53' Q ...a I fe Q-E' A 'PQ' E ,Q Y b V Y' . ,ani 4' as 'Z-fel' . fr f X- ,, ar , -'I Jif Class of 'ol Don Allen Mary Anderson Herman Borker Harry Barnes Johnny Barron Toby Billings Betty Birke Wayne Blizard Alvin Bodford Barbara Bolling Robert Bolling Larry Bowman Robert Brendle Sylvia Bristow Harvey Brooks Gary Brookshire Stanley Brothers Becky Brown Faye Brown Lynda Brown Ralph Brown Lewis Cannadoy David Caraway Rebecca Carter Glenn Casey Chris Cass Dawn Chapel Joe Chucci Richard Chucci Howard Collins Douglas Conrad Patsy Conrad Karen Contos David Cook Marianne Cooke Janice Cooper Bill Crawley Mary Dancy Sue Darby Gerald Dowell Nancy Duggins Sue Duggins Jack Elliot Emmett Everhart Linda Everhart J. R. Farley Jane Fields Tommy Fix Lennie Ford Lavern Fountain Bill Foust Robin Gentry Dianne Glagow Janice Graham Q 'VN xinf, at 3 C35 '1- M,-s l 'yum 9 J 'rut U In -2 '19 V gi-' 9 ,wi -J 3' xg, 9. -5 il in ..., D C C, A. f .-it A, ag 40 SQ! ,Q f V ' sf sp . Q by . Q 1 2' 3 Z xg fl 5' ., af .7 .7 . I lv e.. sa? 9' ,Q X! - v- -......-,- efff 'nil l s 1- ,a- ff ,s J. +7 5 9 -Z, if 31 . 4. . .3 vi 'T' hs l I ,Q A .1 H-4' .I -f .., Class o Judy Griffin Cynthia Griggs Gene Grubbs Phillip Hall Stanley Hamm Roland Haneline Woyne Hanellne Ann Harvey Bobby Hauser Billie Hayes Kay Hege Brenda Helms Danny Hicks Elaine Hinsdale Sara Hoover James Hubbard Nancy Hunt Buford Hutchins Louise Ingle Bill James Harry Jarman Sandy Jarrell Jo Ann Jarvis Benny Jester Patty Johnsen Lynda Johnson Rita Johnson li ,ffl Tommy Johnson Shannon Kelly Dennis Key Shirley Key Andy Kiger Susan Kimball Carolyn Kimel Mary K. Kimel Martha Kindley Elmer Kiser Judy Lamb Ralph Leonard Linda Linville Jeanine Loflin Janice Long Janie Long Thomas Long Judy Lovette Patsy Lunsford Robert Lunsford Carol Manning Sylvia Manship Nancy Marion Tonya Marshall Pattie Martin Joan Martiner Ken Masten .f- f as 2. X- ...Qy K VM 0 F fs. lm? ,lo 0 ' 1 fl gk JN -1 gkv an U, rj 4 Z? 'Cr Q V ,-. 43 ' i x,-f su N .If isa -Pi' yv 34 ,. ,,v .la f-17 I 1' uf 4'-in Q li e -of ...o- .4 nfl K. '27-T ,- 2 -w Iv! -0' vvr 5 .ir vw IG Class of 'bl Brenda McGee Sandra McGuire Linda Mcl-largue Kaye Messick Don Miller Linda Miller Rebecca Mills George Mitchell Linda Moore Lester Morris Sandra Morris Bernice Moser Sandra Myers Sandra New Dickie Newsome Ronnie Newsome Van Newsome Patricia O'Neol Charles Pace Johnny Parish Richard Parker Linda Parrish Tommy Parrish Douglas Parsons Alvino Patterson Arthur Perry Stanley Pierce Frances Pleasants Fred Pleasants Patty Poole Brenda Porter Jean Poteat Ralph Pressley Charles Price Tommy Joe Price Barbara Ransom Sheila Renegar Buddy Robertson Barbara Rominger Jimmy Royal! Sam Runge Gary Sansa Gay Nell Sapp Ann Self Elizabeth Shaw Harold Shoal Rebecca Shufard Linda Shuler Darlene Sims Jerry Sims Jane Slate Mike Smith Brenda Spainhour Lynda Sparks .s, i uf' 2' i A h 1 l V B 3 J. 'sf 'fi l xr' xl 'B . o- .L 2' 1'-'J ,h 1:3 vi ' Ulf -A -4 1 ' J fs sr or ,,r S, Q gf' Y ' 7 ,4 Q1 -.' has '- , O ' 3-, 'Q '25r , i 1-4 J 0 1, 4 4 ca 4 V , .2 Ji 3 If Q fn Q E h r .,- 4 9 Qs A 1 in 'Z ' v I , ,Ml Q if E x-I f , up .. --31 .4 ' ,xp fa ,Q T T X fat vf -r 'G' if ' 3 ix Q .. r fl 'U '7 3 Class Bobby Spaugh Pot Staley Robert Steelman Gail Stegall Robert Stokes Margaret Sykes Gary Taylor Pat Tesh Jim Thomas Richard Thomas Albert Thompson Peggy Tice Jimmy Tillman Pat Trotter Jack Troutman Diane Vaughn Luther Vaughn Gary Vernon Ronnie Vernon Dickie Walsh Robert Warner David Watts Jane Weatherman Sho ron Weathermon Judy Weingarth Robert Weisner Sammy Welborn of '61 Linda Lou West Sylvia Wheeler Johnny Whitley David Widener l-lersey Wiles Dorothy Willard Bonnie Williord David Wilson Linda Wilson Pat Windsor Martha Witherington Robert Wood Kay Wooten Marie Wyatt Mike Wyatt Pat Wyatt Linda York Wayne Zimmerman l I N 14 ,J px ot .1 ,- -sig 35 .4 cy 47 -DK! v wwf H Y-w , may ,W , Jw H5974 4, G4 . 4 Banff' 9 Juniors, Robin Gentry and David Cook, having become eligible for honor societies, are initiated into the Quill and Scroll by Mollie Leitzes, president. I fax x-- ' I ALVIN MACON Memorial to o Highly Regorded Fellow Student With the passing of Alvin Macon, Gray High School lost a valuable citizen, whose example meant much to us as students, Christians, and good citizens. Though only lo years old, he put that short time to the best use. Among his many jobs were assistant secretary of the student organization and president of the Key Club. An honor student, he faithfully attended games and supported school affairs, His school spirit often put others of us to shame. Active in Boy Scouting, Alvin was an Eagle Scout and a member of the Order of the Arrow, He served as treasurer of the Winston- Salem Presbytery's Senior High Fellowship. At work or play he showed a good sense of humor, sincerity, and high standards. During his lang illness, his courage and uncomplain- ing patience made a deep impression upon us. When everyday matters were lost in the broader issue of death, he concerned himself with the real significance and importance of life itself. Honor society inductions, proms, and class rings add a sparlcle to laces ol luniors. Becky Brown, Wayne Blizard, Linda Linville, and Bobby Hauser lead Miss Billie Woodruff's homeroom in the Grand March. . .' Mr. J. A. Woodward measures Pat O'Neal and Howard Collins for junior rings. 'i 'r x e-was OFFICERS Olon Shuler vlce presldent Sheila Stewart treasurer Deborah Calloway secretary and Wayne Summons presudent plan sophomore project for the Sprung Prom Sophomore C ass Returnrng to school last year s freshmen found plenty of work ahead ln Englrsh ll they explored the llves of Snlas Marner and Jullus Caesar Drssectung frogs and collect :ng bugs and leaves were new experrences rn blology Algebra ll students discovered that thus subject requlred work but was rewarding At the begrnnrng of the basketball season one sophomore Olon Shuler was selected for the varslty team In January Kenneth Rothrock was chosen On the Beam by the Journalnsm Department As the year progressed January 7 brought the namrng of sophomore pages Margaret Persons Janne Cranford Dottie Mahaffey Josephrne Thompson and Ann Knott Though at tlmes the sophomores may have been dnsappounted they now realrze that thus year has been an excrtung mem arable and adventure packed one SPONSORS ps- Mrs Clara Fueld Mrs Mary Kuser Mrs Frances Bruce Mrs Helen Wells Mr Jack Fletcher Mr Tom Cash Mrss Moselle Stephenson and Mr E E Todd drrect sophomore actrvmes JO Q - x r .f .q . 2 I ' I . 1 , l i ,,' . . . . . 1 1 ' I II ll ' Jr K I ' I 1 , . A r 1 I . , - I - , A A ,J-'H T , 'V ' yn , . ,L . ye- A 1 ' I r J 1 I r r 0 my , fri. 4 r C l l I '- T g I .1 A , , . N 'X . - ep- ... ., M, V- M, M1 .v l .J 9 s 1 l - , - r - r - r - I - r ,- MRS FRANCES BRUCES HOMEROOM ROW ONE L Bosfuc S Howerform J Srmth B McGuire J Barry R Huffsretler ROW TWO N Wrughr S Trnvefre J Pendergrass B Hart man B Foust B Byrd M Lackey C Haga J Poole ROW THREE J Mullns F Walser K Reud B Clark S Howard S Lewns J Wnllnamson D Bumgarner H McCarthy IN X Q 'NK 1 4' MR TOM CASH S HOMEROOM ROW ONE B New P Ernst J Fnelds G Davis J Reddmg D Mahoffev ROW TWO N Bowman J McGee W March S Ciubb D Wulson P Bedsaul E Davidson M Carter M Newsom ROW THREE K Rorhrock D MVHer C Folds R Tat W Bovender D Fulk G Wdes J Dovns C pell D1 s:'Z'f7 . A Y Z2 TE 'QE1,', V I ' ' Mr. V : Q . L' 1 , 7, , , Y ,C Y n . 52 A I 5 , V x ' 1: I . ' X X ,.. . J V I I , VA D . I 3 - 'V - V - ' V - J V - ' V - - 5 - Q V - J V - V - ' V - V V V - V - V r - 7 - V - V - V - V - 1 - V - V 5 5 V: . , ' ' ' 0 . ' V Af: - x I ' 5 v 5' 3 ..o 1' ... - J J- A A ,4 V 1 A 1 V ' ' 5 ,A N I ' 'H C , , A ' ' , J 1 . s ' A K A-V f ,V , V- V,s ll x fu 4 ' T' .h , H., s - f 11 Vu . f A V I J- lg Jmvbh L . K J 4 LQ ' 41 4,. 2 x - x 4-C 1' Q 'V .' ,C !r X f 'J I . , . , . , . . : . , , , . , . e, . , . , . , .S . .. ,J fn.. 1.4 Ag MRS CLARA FIELDS HOMEROOM ROW ONE L Lawson L Rornrnger D Scott J Mecum R Zimmerman B Barley P Hooper ROW TWO J Wooten K Edwards P Pfoff E Trlplett B Crews J Spivey G Jorvns B Martin B Myers ROW THREE L Segroves M Doty J Heltmon D Butler R Doub D Knughten T Wungo B Hege R Starling J Johnsen R Mlnton J Roberts 5 Q- l X MR JACK FLETCHERS HOMEROOM ROW ONE W Johnson R Hollutl ld M Bledsoe D Whntley W Manton D Peace J RGOVIS R Sprmkle ROW TWO 5 Gllbeff T McNulty N Martin M Horruson H Arnold J Carter D Settle M Reuch ROW THREE J Byrd B Dlsher M Brown B Wright J White S Cecil R Sanders D Be!! L Farrington G Foster W Collnns L Cheek Jn , 1 ' X . . . ' Q ,, . X - c . .. . 4' ,. r -- . ' . ,- yy ,Ja A P, A f' f ' 5 . , ' , TJ '-1, v 41-11' J . 41 , 2. , , , . ' 4 , x V 3' 1 I ,,-J: Q ,- , A 'f ? J . V4 k . , . :iq ,f . ' A ' - T ' ' . ' lr ,, ' A J , . 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' O 1 1, , - - V K -f ' , ' t ,t V Q .X . 2 , X - N , I FD . J gs , ' X ' .J ' gg N M , I X I . .. ' 2 B J i N ' xr ' . I . . 7 f 5. ' . L g' K , 1' -4 4,- N fi ' A' New , E . .N - Z4 P, ' 1, J Q , J V 1 Ja., ., . - . L , 1 1 , . N , ' 1? 5- 'wiff 'P ft . . V. N 3. J . , il -L ' . Q Q . 2 , Q .XX , ' -' 1 . sl P- -4 Nh N M Q N - X ' - H gl . V A , -M.. -A W.. . jf: 5 4 , Q w , . fa, - A f , ,N ' if ' f EN Qi Vx, '..:.'.-e, ',.-T ' . P' ' E 'Wg :- ' , I .. 4 w w !-, , , 5 . ..3gN,: tHh.v Y Q f I , g , - 14 2 . J ' N V s -2 F9 , ' N . -.. , , ' 'RER A., 74 MRS JEAN HERRINGS HOMEROOM ROW ONE R Perrymon T Lunsford K Mailer J Burchette J Covonough ROW TWO P Polonns D Chappell S Snow L Joyner W Stsne B MRS MARY KISERS HOMEROOM ROW ONE C Potts E Warner S Everhort P Tnse J Wulkes D Whnteheort B Reeves ROW TWO J Wall B Cook D Calloway B Hortsell A Slate L Kolb S Amon K Logon L Stevens ROW THREE B Mortxn P Welr C George J Reeves P Moxcy S Inmon B Hubbard K Keever 53 r l r f i a wwf! C-'Q e Kf' MISS MOSELLE STEPHENSON S HOMEROOM ROW ONE D Carroll J Bunkley L Weavll J Baker B Massey T Wulluams B Roessler ROW TWO B Dockery M Teague B Trllman R Gates B Lunsford S Stewart B Markland S Casey M Everhart ROW THREE G Ferns D McGee M Persons S Atwood G Parrush T Beck L Klmrnons R Conrad E Lewandowsku 'Siu Q X., MR E E TODDS HOMEROOM ROW ONE B Jones B Myers W Surnrnons T Foltz R Jones F Hartley ROW TWO L Kung J Swarm N Warner E P ce C Stewart l Shutt J Combs B Dunfee J Harms ROW THREE E Cobbler H Stephens D Sykes R Lowery B Yates O Farley R Ayers o-1 Tn E : , K I y.. Q I , 1 Q I 4 fl L, , ' 5 I A , , P I t L V '.., ll ' .I l ., - 4 s +- . t - - N 1llM- A J us, , ff J. Qtgj 5 .1 FEW ' 2 la.. Q ... I I A I r - 1 - 1- - 1 - - l A 1 - 1 - f A 1 ' 1 , . , , , . . 4 . x , V. , . 3 lv ' , - ,J Q X1 5, , , - f,,. 'E . - A f 4 f. J ' 'lr I YW A r . I ,h ' ' N, 1 zz ' i ,L ' X. All 5' - . V r Q , A r F' 6 I . Q , V r - - A, F 2 2 fr 72 l Q N : : . , A, .ar . ' 'l ' x 4 -' Q ' 1 u T' ' x f I . ' . - 4 A + 'x-- K' F -v I , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , , , . , , , Y im, MRS HELEN WELLS HOMEROOM ROW ONE C Long K Cansler J Thompson R Rushing H Sprinkle ROW TWO N Southern K Bledsoe K Jones R Bowman B Lemons J Cranford D Hege N Herdman ROW THREE P Bargnol K Nemer R Heath T Moore W Dewar T Parker G Clark E Moreau ology is a required subleol lor sophomores ui T ffkn A. Miss Saxon Bray, history teacher, points out Greek ruins to sopho- Ken Rothrock and Kay Miller find biology an intriguing subject as Mrs mores Ronald Huffstetler and Libby Lawson. Clara Field, instructor, explains ornithology to them. 55 OFFICERS dent and Dovud Brown vuce presudent lead the freshmen un acquurung the Gray Hugh School spurut Freshman Class Wuth heads bravely held hugh confused greenhorns began theur furst year of hugh school Receuvung help from Bug Susters and Bro thers they roamed unfamuluar halls searchung for classrooms the cafeterua and the gymna suum Partucupatung un student government work the freshmen elected homeroom and class offucers October 29 Chosen to lead them was Jenny l..un vulle For her wullungness to serve Judy Merrell receuved an On the Beam honor un the Novem ber 25th ussue of the Gray Lught Jounung clubs sungung un the chorus and playung un the band and orchestra gave the new Grayutes a sense of belongung Goung to dufferent rooms for each class marked a dufference between hugh school and grammar school After havung carefully chosen courses and electuve subuects they studued gov ernment un cuvucs persons and places un hustory The Ancuent Maruner un Englush and solved algebra problems as a part of theur routune l SPONSORS Mr Muchoel Pelech Mrs Phyllus Carswell Mrs Beverly Jordan Mrs Lavenua Robunson Muss Sara Wullard Mrs Carrue May Allgood Mrs Louuse Stull Muss Saxon Bray Muss Dausy Lee Glasgow and Mrs Julua Wulson help oruentate freshmen Q6 7' , l 4? I II II ' ' ' ' I A . . . - I 1 1 ' I I ' 1 ' ll Il ' I, - - - .. . , r I a X 'Tm M QQ: , - u fr V . - . . u , ' I - ' I I ll - - 11 - - I Dickie Hanes, treasurerg Sandro Hortis, secretaryg Jenny Linville, presl- J I ' , uf .- . X ' 1 . 2 4 u . , - K n , , 1 - ' z. ' -W' ' , . ' ' r , , .Q ' ' ' 7 fr b 6 V . g .x X7 I v t- ci ,N Y 4 we 'Xl' M' -Q in . f . , s.: .. Q MRS CARRIE MAY ALLGOODS HOMEROOM ROW ONE J Ruff P Sprunkle C Persons J Crumpler S Lookablll E Crutchfield J Puckett B Llvengood ROW TWO C Cass J Morgan K Rothrock N Welch A Jones S Brown L Baldwin J Llnvulle J Harris M Dulaney ROW THREE K Bovender J Jurney G Smith L Tysnnger D Maxcy W Horton M Klmmons R Deal L Whute D Brown S Warren R Luvesay R Smith 7 MISS SAXON BRAY'S HOMEROOM ROW ONE S Moore, T Foy, R Laws, E Doherty, W Sparks, M Graham, S Edwards ROW TWO J Barry, B Folkner, R Calderwood, R Teo gue, L Howard, B Squares, J Merrell, R Jarvls, M Crrgger ROW THREE T Robertson, G Loflm, T Snow, T Bumgarner, J Johnson, P Rob erts, R Smith, J Wall, G Johnson, G Goforth, C Rule, L Hutchins, S McGee 57 . , Av -3 lf , , 'ff 1 V fj V. . . ' . . ' ' 2, f - I 1 I 4 ' .f f N' . , - , wa n , ,Q Wm , , L I .2 F i v Y l , b D , ,. t . . ' I F - .. ,- v , 1, - f , fu Q , '. I Y' - l A A m sl. Q ' ' 'fi 'I 3 f' ' , . ,Iv ' - -E :1 V V f . , 7 . , 1 6- , Q Q . 'f f ' ' -' 0 . 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A I f I' -1 F-. .':l,'-' Q 13.2 . li . .-..- 14 S. gl MRS PHYLLIS CARSWELLS HOMEROOM ROW ONE M Weur S Rlngley G Hester K Hayes J Aaron G Moore T Donner ROW TWO S Sprnnkle J Boker M Fox JHolIand S Hams N Whntaker B Roland S Wllson L Wood ROW THREE D Morgan D Jarvss W Turner R Wilson M Shoffner K Cnrn S Wood J Bowman W Shouse T Spnnkle R Poe 'W MISS DAISY LEE GLASGOWS HOMEROOM ROW ONE J Hrcks S Mvnf n W Wwdener J Cnafnarn G Turner J Speaks J J 'nes ROW TWO Dobbwns C Warner J Caadle A rrgon B F s e Rashm, B Cawanoagn J B wrnon J Ayer ROW THR P Lernm na W doe P Whw enhanf Hayes V Sweet osey B Sorrerfeld G H T Sud r J .- V 5 Z. 1- ,fx ., X r . ' f l A 4 N x A - I 4 I X 'QR J - J ' .-:li . J!! 1 1 I 53: L X Q' . Y 'y -L-,' 9 Q f . . . , , . A .1 . . - ' -- ' ' ' X ' 5x . -l .. n To x or T , , -4 x , ' .1 S . A I . I gr av , - ' - , N 1 ' ' A V I I Q' .'.' . f P P P 5 A F JJ J - Q 1 'S - .N ,rfv A-:hx 1 ' Q - - f X ' I V, L' K K, ' ' X' Q25 - f Y Q yr L N D . V. Q ' f . ' A N ' T ,T W ' ' N ' 6 E 'Jw' . ' R T .A t I I , X 'x X I 1 l.' V xx , .' -: , . 4 I I Z C , , I G 1 Z J , , Ba , 3 1 r B o, , o r , ' 5 EE: , o , G o 5, . 5 , B V H C , . 1 . :if T Jay, derfn R Caudle J G wffxn. .'S 6 ,rug fl u 140 f MRS BEVERLY JORDAN S HOMEROOM Mabe M Dunnugan P Eaton E Calloway M Southern A Moore C Gough C March ROW THREE P Coe B Steelman J Peddycord J Ransom J Hendrlx D Holder J H1cks R Lunvllle R Lowery R Wnlson P Pegram T Utt 'YAH- MRS MARTHA ODOMS HOMEROOM ROW ONE D Martun L Poteat J Spann B Hollenbeck R Cannon H Collins ROW TWO C Crouch L Thompson S Spaugh D Clodfelter F Lewns J Meyer K Carlton S Sturges J Fortner ROW THREE J Atknnson R Lewis T Mahon H Bledsoe E Dovns B Boner B Luvengood J Spangler H Shlelds 09, fffjff. V . 1 ' Q . 1 I :EQ W-'IA' . t . T . 3 . gt D 5, ' 5 ' ' . , - I 5 ' +35 I 7 ':. f ' 'S r I fj- ,N I : , I 1. may 1 o Q af, 5 je , . , J. I 0 I ' x ,IW'4fy,4.,.a ' um ' ' I, .. ll 1 A Q .' ' il .2 5' - . I , QT ' H , ff Q A fx I ROW ONE: T. Warren, J. Hurt, C. Carper, V, Lewandowski, S. Petree, C. Wood, G. Harris, L. Hodges. ROW TWO: l.. Coleman, P. Vestal, B. if' 2' D Q A I , wh, I b I . 7 'V I . A f . f 5 A ' qw I 1 ' f r ' Q ,V ' -,- ft' if . - Q if Q . .Y t, ' S2 ' 4 r , ,. -P C W , ,Y 1 ,A l rw h ' A ' T A ,V ,f. L I D5 3 H-J MRS LAVENIA ROBINSONS HOMEROOM ROW ONE D Boyender T Puckett P Reavls L Logan M Hutchlns L Hackett B Cude T Flynn ROW TWO E Nance W Jefferson B Atchley G Myers D Atklnson J Asheworth W Thomas B Crutchfleld T Lernmons J Marlon T McKoon B Ketner M MRS LOUISE STILLS HOMEROOM ROW ONE R Lee W Foster L Arton L Thomas A Slnk H Flowers J R bertson ROW TWO G Herman G SDGVKS M STQQOJJ l BU' OV' S Peace K Palnter C Adams N Hyatt H Atwood ROW THREE B Hargett H Whltt A Bolelack S Lowery W Byrd J Lcfldfefh L MC Knlght J Halley B Cooley oll 0 he ' ' f A +L . l -'wiv I l - ' V ' . V 1 ' W i , . . , A . l A A M I, -I ff? JJ A - ' 'f' ' Q 1 S .. l . ., I . ,pf 'gf L All l fl, I 1 ff ,. V gm 'I l W - Lx I Moslem, Lf Wflglsl, A. Smith, A. syireg, B. M0505 J. l-lbller, N. Longf B. Huff. Row THREE: J. Campbell, D. 'Osborne J. Sf1OClk6lfOl'CJ,l Bi S t . . f A , -v . x ' f - sl lv ' - ' Q., W 1 4 H l l I A h Na I 5 , ,VVVVV O 5 I I ,l , . f , 'i 5 -nv MISS SARA WILLARDS HOMEROOM ROW ONE C Martun V Colluns S Mlkles D Vargas D Morgan ROW TWO A Wrllrams J Barker R Wldener L Royall P Hayes J Munfon P Cromer L Adams J Mathns L Gautuer ROW THREE G Therle S Everhart D Smlthson W Braswell S Weeks R Logan M Wlmte S DePrlest D Bristow B Stewart ff 5 -not' MRS JULIA WILSONS HOMEROOM ROW ONE W Conrad R Reavrs S Martin J Sykes C Blackburn L Ebert J McFayden ROW TWO K Phrllups J Watson V Fesperrnan D Wyatt B Carter P Scales V Angel L Bllzard K Jackson S Mudkrtt ROW THREE T Brown J Argyropoulos M Srmth B Wllson J Cam K Edwards L Pack J Snnk L Regan E Martln V Penley D Jackson R OFerrell B Sanders 61 , l L ,. , , . .3 I - - . 1. , I 4 , ' Y - I - , l' ' ' J 4 . T ' J 3 ea, i 1 4' F y w - I 7 8- n a ' A ' .., K 1 I J A . Q , 5 I 'A 1 - I , - , - A, - V - 3 - , r 1 - V , - r - 1 - f 1 , - , - , - - V , . , . J 1 5 jr j lrx . 2 4 ' . ' f fe' 1 . l 3 J ,sf 1 ig , 4 , ,', , A ' ' ' Sv . 1 , O l I . , , . . - , . ,Q L ' 1 , . I I . 1 f ' X L ' ' ' Z4 0 o 1 I L A Q - 1-, , s - 1 v ' H' 4 K ' I S ru, .4 K ' S 0 .S w ' -,.fS A I I I ' I ' I ' l I ' I ' Q I ' I ' I ' I I ' ' l I l I l . Students see-lc in their classrooms R 51, lu 7 -Xl ,Q '-k..A, ? -l -i 4' Mnss Lynn MCBrlde typlng Instructor gwes Dale Bass a few pointers Moruanne Cooke a chemistry student who IS Interested In making on how to nrnprove rn typang whale Ann Woodle takes o speed test a hydrogen project for the Scuence Farr gets help from her teacher Mr Wllltam Reed 4 '-. SN, -L X... 7 Martha Kundley and etty Burke art students sketch ptctures of autumn leaves 6 .ff Mr E E Todd helps Thomas Joy with work un mechonncal drowtng class 6 S.- A, I . 5 'f :,,4 l N X xl I ix i f 'U' -' I e v ... Ml , K . lf!! 'A 1 - I Q v V , ,I . , .'n'gx'v' at 1. 'fy - A' , 4 . ' B , , .ju a better understanding al lite l if Joan Mortiner and Shannon Kelly discuss a scolene triangle, which they have been studying in plone geometry class. :V it J A,,' Libby Arton and Kaye Boverider demonstrate the Flying Angel, learned when the physical edu- cation classes did tumbling stunts. Students in Mrs. Martha WoIker's English class are improving their reading speed and comprehension by participating in the reading program, while Pot Thompson keeps the time. -ll- -it' .f Tex Moore and Mr. George Schneider get into the driver-train- ing cor as Burnie Clark prepares to improve his driving. order to prepare themselves Mrs, Eloise Curlee explains a French assignment to Sylvia Tetter and Cherry Rothrock. ntl 7 Cafeteria helpers are Elmer West, Margaret Gary, Valine Banner, Willie Baskins, and Mary Agnew. Boysrin physical education class get in condition for varsity sports. 4 lk , .' ww X , r .0 , , yi, 5 Richard Parker helps to eliminate the traffic problem at the center stairs as Tommy McNulty, Juanita Collins, and Moria Knight descend. Mr G D Vaughn shows Tony Flynn and Gary Alford haw to construct stands in woodworking class. Nilwuf gm MJ , far si Qsgill-51 ' Of - 3-1' 44, W YQ 3 Q in - Mfr, l I X - I l U, . ,SS . LC' lor achievements in the adult world. - I i -LT 1 fum' 1, . . fr ' , . l , , 1' - - 4. Nerf c 36 I' l' , is 'L Responsible for keeping our school building clean are custodians John Smith, Robert McAfee, Freddie Tobe, Nannie Meeks, and John Caesar. Nancy Duggins, a Journalism Il student, checks the assignment sheet to see how long her stories for the Gray Light must be. l swf' 14,510 'Qi fi ,A Betty Cook, Patty Roberts, Diane Settle, Jo Ann Peddycord, and Stella Mar- tin practice first aid skill, which they learned in class. Learning new exercises is one of the major activities of girls' physi- Carnpus workers Tony Flynn and Brownie Clodfelter clean the grounds. cal education classes. jf.. Q w'.,,,.A ,, Q 573 ' 1 9 ' K A-:A 1 -, A-.h ffiv in -wry 4 aff. , nz-f1Qf,,. 1, . ix-uf 4 - W N., R, Y , 5. . W, K , , W Q. ' A s HCTIVITIES r- ' w Q X1- ,, -Q,,. Lv -X N gm -. ...- ,, as ,fv- -U- Q. HIGH 541.111 .hh .,.. F: ,R '3 5 '. ' ., , ,','.' is ' v - ... , e -, 1, - -- , LU .4., :L,.aL, TY, .. .-., , 1 4,.1. 2 'Q-., . , .- r . - Av- 1 p 4 Fi ix -. ,A ,. lA .uno-' M' PRESIDENT DAVID GRAHAM J ,Q I an ! guna- In sa ,,.' , .wg-,st ff. .J ,, .1 U , Jn .4 f ' CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ROBIN GENTRY I.. 1,1 RECORDING SECRETARY LINDA wEisNsn Our ollicers and superintendents lielp Us E493 a mi..xFl SUPERINTENDENTS ROW ONE: G. Cannon, D. Calloway, A. Hedrick, E. Gantt, C. Windsor, B. Coulter. ROW TWO: K. Cranor, S. Royall, O. Robbins, J Griffin, J. Martiner, J. Anderson. ROW THREE: D. Gregory, K. Eagle, B. Clodfelter, R. Leonard, R. Weisner, W. Welborn, B. Ebert, R. Brendle. ROW FOUR: J. Wilson, S. Kelly, C. Johnson, J. Everhort, B. Nance, N. Howerton, R. Parker. 68 Y N X. QU . 3' AVF 'Y' ASSISTANT SECRETARY CHAPLAIN LEROY KIMMONS TREASURER ALICE HEDRICK JUDY WEINGARTH to lftave on ellicient stuclent organization. 1 4144 '5 if ROW ONE: N, Duggins, S. Milton, A. Bodford, J. Weatherman, D. Vaughn, R. Lunsford, J. Homrick. ROW TWO: S. Stewart, P. Teslw, B. Birke J, Weaver, M. Kennedy, N. Hunt, G. Brown. ROW THREE: C, Hutchins, J, Elliott, M. Crotts, L. McKinnon. ROW FOUR: M. Leitzes, S. Hoover, L Cannoclay, M. Stone, R. Huffstetler, M. Smith, T. Wingo, C. Pace, E. Lewandowski, A. Self, S. Key. ' 69 Board Members Ready hands, strong minds, great hearts, and true faith are characteristics that our student officers possess. They endeavored to inspire the student body to support projects of the student organization, and strove to create interest among their fellow students in all school activities. Student officers compiled material in the form of homeroom bulletins to be used as a basis for discussion in homeroom meetings every Tuesday. Eye-catching bulletin boards, attractive posters in the halls, and a smooth flow of traffic within the building are some of the accomplishments of the superintendents. Results of their work can be recog- nized by cordial relations between students and faculty, a clean campus, orderly conduct in study halls, and the neat appearance of the school's interior. E' BOARD MEMBERS - ROW ONE: R. Rushing, P. Thompson, D, Vargus. ROW TWO: R. Carter, N. Duggins, C. Adams, S, Marshall. ROW THREE: B. McGee, B. Porter, J. l-lamrick, R. Brendle. ROW FOUR: B. Nance, M. Kimmons, L. Segraves, H, Collins. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS - l if J-1 Olon Shuler checks the assembly calendar as he plans for a program. ROW ONE: E. Doherty, K. Bovender, J. Holler, J. McFadyen. ROW TWO: J. Bowman, N. Bowman A Sink B Mabe M Km ht. ROW THREE: l.. Kimrnons, O. Shuler, K. Crim, R. , . . - , , Q Logan, D. Calloway, M. Harrison. ROW ONE: L. Howard, S. Stewart, J. Aaron, S. Gilbert. ROW TWO: J, Everhart, V. Angel, E. Galloway, R. Mills. ROW THREE: J. Cooper, C. Johnson, S. Kelly, J. Caudle. ROW FOUR: W. Sim- mons, T, Lunsford, R. Lunsford, J. Davis. - . sr. i Homeroom Presidents Chosen because of their leadership, the homeroom presidents are a vital part of school life. By attend- ing board meetings on Monday mornings, serving on various committees, and presiding during homeroom meetings, these students fulfilled their duties with competence throughout the year. ln order for a president to remain in office, a good scholastic aver- age and favorable conduct grades must be main- tained. Assisting the homeroom presidents were the board members. While serving on committees, promoting good school spirit, and helping other students to observe the Gray High Honor Code, the board mem- bers helped to make Gray the progressive school it is. 1,4 '.. ' fm ... ..W,.,,, . ti., I Sl -C 1 i,s- 1 Pat Thompson gets help from Miss Helen Smith in the student office. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS ROW ONE: C. Hutchins, J. Fortner, J. Woosley. ROW TWO: S. Thornton, L. West, R. Gentry, R. Weisner, A. Lupton, J. Cranford. ROW THREE: J. Snyder, D. Newsome, E. Copple, G, Brookshire, T. Faust, S. Hamm, J. Weingarth, y....Z s' UTY no fr . 1 Co-editors of the Blue and Gold, Shannon Kelly and Robin Gentry, discuss a picture schedule for the yearbook. Blue and Gold Staff With eager hearts and idea-filled minds, the Blue and Gold staff slowly but determinedly began preparations for the yearbook a year ago. During the summer, even before school had begun, the new editors started work on the annual by drawing the dummy, deciding upon the cover, and pre- paring for work to begin in the fall. Carefully written copy, picture arrangements, identifica- tions, and layouts are only a small portion of the many tasks performed by the staff. To present a complete, interesting, and enjoyable year- book so that the members of the student body can recapture memories is, of course, the main objective of the staff, but there is also an inner desire to win another first-place rating, BLUE AND GOLD STAFF Robin Gentry Co-Editor Shannon Kelly Co-Editor Judy Griffin Copy Editor Nancy l-lowerton Senior Editor Jewel Rayfield Senior Editor Pat Boyd Junior Editor Sara Hoover Junior Editor Nancy Bowman Index Editor Sandra Casey Index Editor Gail Johnson lndex Editor Pat Tesh Index Editor Jane Fields . Teacher Editor Milton Crotts Picture Editor Linda Linville Picture Editor Becky Brown Campaign Manager Miss Moselle Stephenson . . Sponsor Business manager of the Blue ond Gold, Cherry Rothrock takes care of financial affairs. Blue and Gold staff members ore CseatedJ N. Bowman, J. Fields, P. Tesh, J. Griffin, L. Linville, N. Howerton, istandingl S. Hoover, M. Crotts, B. Brown, J. Rayfield, P. Boyd, G. Johnson, and S. Casey. Gray Light Staff Rushing to finish heads and stories in order for them to be typed and proofed in time to meet the deadlines, the journalism students scrambled and buzzed around room 2l5, l.ast minute details had to be taken care of before the Gray Light was sent to press? Journalism, however, is not a class of all work and no play, as the students had parties and socials to celebrate special events, such as the Quill and Scroll induction, held December 4, and the Christmas season, Sue Thornton, editor, and Mollie Leitzes, man- aging editor, devoted their fourth period study halls to the aid of the first-year students. All assignments, layouts, copy, and proofing for both the Gray Light and the Blue and Gold were done by the journalism students. Gray Light staff members are lseatedl N. Duggins J Weingarth R Carter P ONeal and S Royall lstandingl M Per sons, A. Bodford, D. Cook, ond S. Stewart. ROW ONE: W. March, S. Renegor, B. Wright, S. Weotherman B Morkland L Rominger B New M Reich ROW TWO R Mills M Newsome J. Fearrington, B. Dunfee, K. Bledsoe, L. Segraves, B. Shuford L Kimmons 198' -.MSDN ROW TWO A Bodtord ROW ONE L Brandon L West D Gregory M Cooke M Lertzes B Cranford R Gentry J Grrtfnn ROW THREE D Chapel A Self G Brown S Kelly J Martuner Mass Dalsy Lee Glasgow ROW ONE J Weaver B Coulter S Thornton M Kennedy ROW TWO C Rothrock L Wensner E Gantt ROW THREE K Cranor P Thompson P Boyd ROW FOUR C Johnson A Hedrick S Marlon ROW FIVE B Nance S Rayall S Mnlton T4 Z' L 1+ '51 N Hunt J Graham P Martnn P Tesh G Cannon B Burke P Shelton J Weungarth L McKrnnon N Howerton D Cook Natlonal Honor Society Upperclassmen nervously awanted January l4 the nnductron date of the Natlonal Honor Soclety As they listened to the Reverend John Goserude they wondered whether they met the requrrements of leadershrp character servlce and scholarship They fervently hoped they would have the prnvnlege of ushenng at assemblues and present :ng the Mnnute of Prayer As names were called 25 students accepted the responsubulrtnes of bemg N H S members and looked forward to the State Conventlon Aprll l 3 1 OFFICERS Sara Royall Treas Betty Nance Program Chanrman Carol Johnson Pres Susan Mnlton Sec and Evelyn Gantt Vrce Pres , ,, I I . Tlx S I 'r - Y ' , - .. , ' 4 li f I K 1 ' A- 1 Q ,ff 1 f 'Ml Q . 4 ' 1 , fag' T3,-:- ' Hy l Mx -S: '24 - 1' ,s , H , 'S - - i - ' ' - - T . A ' ' S s , , 1 - . -, x N P x l , ,h V ,G J I - ' ' ' r . , ' 5 t K 1 hui' ' fl' h JAX ff' '-JZ ,. ' v. t f ,, ,Mi - : . , . , . , . , , ' . : . , . , . ' 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 . , , , . . : . , . , , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . , . , . , . I - ' I - , o 52 K Q Q a . 1 I -1 ' ikglfi ' ' ' - . T I S' I Q R -I ' '- . ' . cr x A i P l A , I I I ' Y . . . . v I ' 1 1. A ' . . . . . 'Li 1 , 1 . . . 4 , ' ' , C y J A ' ' T 'S A T' A v 1 Q , . A . - -as ' . I 4 N T' wr ' . E VS' i vnvv- O 'JJ 3-' H 1 C , ,, . - , s. ' ' lr fn- -T ' : . , . , . , . , : . . . . , 1 11 1 1 . . . , , , . . - - . ' . ' . . 1 -1 1 -1 1 , . , . . eng ' Q, of f N i .I Mr Charles Talton ph tographer for rubllcatlons and frlend of the Rebecca Carter Alvnn Bodford and Glenda Brown sell poppues one of Journalrsm Department IS prctured wath his daughter Terry the servuce projects of the Quull and Scroll Qulll and Scroll Cold and clammy were the trembllng hands of the ellgnble journalism students at the annual tnductron of the Quill and Scroll December 4 when 14 students were recelved unto membership lmmedlately follownng the program a receptlon ln honor of new members was held un the cafeterla Requirements for the society are to mcuntam 0 B scholastuc average to have 50 Inches of prnnted maternal publrshed and to have one sample of work approved by the natlonal secretary ofthe Quill and Scroll -'Ili OFFICERS Lunda Welsner Treas Dorothy Robbuns Sec Betty Nance Vice Pres Mollue Leltzes Pres T D 3' ROW ONE C Rothrock M Kennedy B Coulter ROW TWO R Gentry R Carter G Cannon ROW THREE P Boyd P ONeal J Grnffun L Weusner ROW FOUR J Everhart D Cook S Kelly A Bodford ROW FIVE N Dugglns D Robbms S Thornton M Leltzes ROW SIX S Marlon G Brown S Hoover ROW SEVEN B Nance M Crotts S Royall N Howerton 70 MASQUE and GAVEL and THESPIANS C 'I ROW ONE Danny Gregory Judy Wenngarth Carol Johnson Lunda West Joan Martmer Shirley Key As thoughts of the Masque and Gavel mductlon raced through theur heads candndates scurrred busnly about guvmg speeches nn the World Peace contest held sn November wrutmg essays for the My True Securnty contest tn January readmg maternal on the debate topuc Resolved That the federal government should substantrally Increase nts regulatlon of labor unions and partlcl patmg un the trrangular debates In March Excutement mounted as April drew near When the bug day arrlved nnductees proudly accepted puns and certnfncates of membershlp Meanwhlle prospectuve Thespuans energetically memorized Innes worked backstage studaed scenery make up and lrghts and attended communuty productuons ID order to earn the ten polnts required for membershlp if Mereduth Dunfee practuces and records a speech as Mrs Mary Knser and Mrs Lavenua Robnnson ltsten Whale preparung students stress DEBATERS Negatwe debaters are Jean Fortner Judy Weungarth, Alice Hedrnck, Afftrmatlve debaters are Danny Gregory, Merednth Dunfee, Joan and Moruonne Cooke 16 Martlner, and Robert Sanders s'- -' ' ' ' ' 7 't' 'A 54 5 I 1 1 V ' , N 5' ca Y ' Q ' l , L Q , 4 -. . . 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' 1 I I ' I NA DRAMATEERS ROW ONE L Everhart M Wnllard R Johnson J Reovns V Fesperman B Wung J Pendergross E Truplett J Weatherrnan P Hooper ROW TWO T Cook S Hartus N Hunt A Self R Parker D Sprinkle D Carter P Johnson H Hayes E Shaw Pantomlmlng revuewung plays havung panel dnscussuons glv :ng rnterpretnve readings and recutatsons playing charades and nm personatnng televlsuon characters kept room 310 hummlng durnng the sixth perlod The class learned about costumes dlrectmg unterpretatuon and vonce development After school the dramatucs students enthusuatucally learned Innes spent long hours rehearsung lq and served on voruous committees uncludlng make up llghtlng and f sound stage dressnng room and publnclty Ol Under the sponsorshnp of Mrs Mary Kuser the Dramateers A January presented Anhc Sprung, a one oct play by Robert Nall and sn early May a three act play Among the plays the class VOJCG COnllO attended as a group were Charley s Aunt a Wake Forest College productuon and The Reluctant Debutante at the Wunston Salem Luttle Theatre Chrls Cass Shnrley Key Carol Sunk and Wayne Welborn rehearse Mrs Mary Klser supervnses as Norma Dumrnette and Ann Sink mcke Q Scene frgm the play, Antnc Sprung up Lnndo West and Henry McCarthy for the ploy Antuc Sprung 1- I 1 4 ,z ., Qll W I :Q , :- rl 1 ,' t l 'J l . ' l ' . .'- ' 8 3 I . I r- J , l . : ,' Q, Q. x 1, Y ' .., fl I l ze ff , 1 . I ' 1 'A If 4 ,I D . . vw Q7 I e- fs ' CD , Us 1 I 1 If I . , . A , . , 4 -1 A 1 - 1 A 1 ' 1' f ' f 1 , ,. , 4 , . , . , . , 4 , J , V 1 - 4 I 1 I ' I I - ' 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ' I I I l ' I . . . . , In . . .i , 1 ' 1 I - . - 1 , . I - ' N ' -fs, ' x 1' A Q ' o ' I 1 K I rl 5 V ' l11 4 -' 11 l- ' ' . ' ' KEY CLUB ROW ONE: L Kimmons, D Gregory, W Simmons, O Shuler, R Whicker, M Crotts. ROW TWO: B Clodfelter, L McKinnon, D Graham, Cu Cornatzer, M, Stone, E Copple, D. Newsome, M. Smith, C Hutchins. 'I I9-Q Sponsors of the service clubs, Mr. E. E. Todd and Mr. Larry Graham, discuss plans for the induction of new members. Service Clubs Helping gather food for needy families, participating in the annual Key Club vs. Faculty basketball game, played in February, and keeping the lunchroom clean were activities conducted by- the Key Club. At Thanksgiving, members distributed bags for the Goodwill Industries. The club, a service organization, is spon- sored by Mr. Larry Graham. Improving sportsmanship, holding annual induction assemb- lies, and performing various jobs for the school were all included in the l-li-Y program, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. Led by Mr. E. E. Todd, the club attended semi-monthly meetings at the Y. M. C. A. Brownie Clodtelter and Wayne Welborn represented the club at the state convention, held Nov. 20-22, at Kannapolis, N. C. P LV' HI-Y ROW ONES E Faust C Pitts F Vvgiser VV Sirtfrwfnns D Srggfr, Cfjggly C Hutchins Nl Crfrtts R Lungfnrd ROW TWOZ Vr F E T.'f1rl,Fi Chiffs R VVei5nQr C Persipe Q Shger IQ Cjrngtgcr D Sprf- C J ivN il,'n, L Kimnfgry E ljrcgls ROW THREE: R cicniif R Fa'-cr T Faust S Hamm D Graham E Copple M Stone L 'vtcliinnjn W NNCltvgrrw B Ciodteiter J Sims Tw CLASS I Q f ROW ONE: V. Newsome, A. Essic, J. Jackson, D. Watts, D. Conrad, S. 'Pierce ROW TWO: R. Smith, R, Stokes, W, Linville, J. McKinney, E. Hicks, J. Cox, B. Jester, R. Thompson, H. Idol. Machine Shop Constructing projects ranging from tiny screws to large and complicated drill presses, learning to read and follow blueprints, and spending one day a week in related book work were a few of the tasks which the boys taking machine shop undertook. Under the guidance of Mr. G. D. Sexton, the machine shop boys made industrial tools, which were either used by the shop or sold. This was the first year that the machine shop class was under the supervision of the Industrial Education Program. Next year the new Industrial Center on Link Road will be completed. All boys in Forsyth County taking machine shop will then attend the Industrial Center, which will after courses, not only in machine shop, but also in electronics, drafting, printing, and other industrial subjects. ' Q! 5 CLASS ll ROW ONE: N. Stanley, J. Whitley, J. Turner, B. Brooks, R. Hutt, D. Watson, H. Tesh. Hamby, T, Parrish, S, Rothrock, B, Hicks, M. Wiles. Mr. G. D. Sexton explains to Jack Hornby projects for woodwork class. ROW TWO: G. Cornotzer, D. Reavis, W, Elliott, C. Pate, J. Q-v..-f OFFICERS Barbara Wright, president, Shelia Stewart, l.C.C., Jean Fortner, treasurer, Linda Rominger, vice-president, and Deborah Calloway, secretary, plan a Thanksgiving program. is the vvorlc ol the Y-Teens. Junior Because there were so many enthusiastic members, the Junior Y-Teens were divided into two groups, one for the freshmen, led by Linda Thompson, and another for the sophomores, led by Barbara Wright. Entertainment at various Y-Teen meetings included ci panel discussion, October l5, a Thanksgiving program in which members participated, November 25, and a projection of slides, January l2. Sponsoring a doughnut sale, caroling at the Baptist Home, December 22, and holding a Valentine dance in February were some of their activities. Giving girls ci chance for Christian fellowship and helping to promote good school spirit were the main purposes of the Junior Y-Teens. I I . . l I P r ZF' - . , ll Ill V K- - -n'ii 5 ROW ONE: L. Afton, T. McNulty, A. Knott, C. Chappell ROW TWO: J. Linville, M. Hiatt, D. Clodfelter, M, Knight ROW THREE: J. Thompson, B. Masters, J. McGee, A. Sink D. Settle. ROW FOUR: B. Crews, J. Harris, K. Bledsoe, S Everhart. ROW FIVE: N. Wright, C. Adams, H, Atwood, S Sturges. ROW SIX: A'Slate, M. Persons, B. Markland, E Galloway. if M Q S . r I ROW ONE: V. Collins, D. Vargus, J. Aaron, S. Gilbert, N. Herdman, J. Bowman, V. Angel, S. Casey, B. Cavanaugh, C. Cass, K. Cansler, D. Ma- haffey, ROW TWO: P. Lommond, S. Hartis, L. Thompson, B. Folkner, B. Dunfee, L. King, L. Beane, J. Watson, C. Carper, D. Pfaff, O. Martin. M. Carter. 81 i Q I ROW ONE L Lunvnlle C Rothrock M Kennedy B Coulter L Welsner J Hamruck J Weatherrnan P ONeal B Brown ROW TWO S Marshall S Marlon A Lupton C Windsor N Howerton J Rayfleld G Brown S Key D Robbins sf! fiat! Shannon Kelly secretary Robin Gentry treasurer Judy Weln garth vnce presudent Judy Grnffm chaplam and Sara Rayall presrdent plan Teacher Apprecnatlon Day -C FTA Sharmg new udeas about the teachmg professnon and enjoying the frsendly atmosphere of the meetmgs the F T A under the guldance of Mrss Helen Smlth held monthly meetnngs Last fall the club set up ellgnblluty standards for unntrates one must be mterested In galng to college or ln beung a teacher have an E on department and a C subject average and be a sophomore junuor or Senlol' l-'lughlughts of the year were the sponsormg of Teacher Apprecnatuon Day nn March the student assistance program begun nn October the annual sprung pucnuc and the electlon of offacers for 60 6l ROW ONE B Rornlnger R Carter M Newsom J Martuner B Masters L Lawson C1 Cannon M Knnght T Marshall ROW TWO B Wrlght D Calloway S l-looser C Holder B Nance L Romsngen L West N Hunt J McGee B New . , , Q 1 .fx l ? df? 113. 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N I - I 1 1 , , . , I1 1 1 1 l ROW ONE D Sums S Jarrell S Myers A Lowkus M Anderson P Conrad L York L Kolb L Howard T Marshall B Marshall E Gantt P Beamon R Rushung B Helms ROW TWO P Houk L Moore S Brnstow M Wltherungton J Layette K Hege S Marlon G Brown A Lupton L Bradley B Tesh P Tesh J Edwards A Cox C Hege FHA Oh' Aren t they adorable' was one of the remarks overheard as the members of the Future Homemakers of Ameruca dressed dolls to be donated to the Unlted Fund at Chrrstmas Plans flourlshed under the dlrectuon of Mrs Reba Robertson sponsor as the club made preparatnons for the lnductlon of new members December 9 Excltement ran luke electrnc charges among the gurls before the ceremony a candle lrght servlce Among the featured events of the year were the rally attended at High Pount October 24 the State Conven tlon at Ralelgh ln Aprul and a banquet hlghlughtlng the sprung season l -v Offncers of the F H A are Brenda Hester secretary Judy Wea ver presldent Judy McClellan vnce presudent and Llnda West treasurer ROW ONE J Wnlkes P ONeal J Frelds J Fortner B Hurt B Hayes S Duggrns J Homruck W Smnth B McGurre S McGulre K Jones N Martln J Lamb A Wilkes ROW TWO G Angel L Utt J Jarvrs E Shaw B Nance P Johnson C Holder L Newsom J Slate P Trot ter C Carper A Woodle J Combs P Staley 0 1 'Y N X l I t ' ., .. l . O O Q T - U Il I Il A' v' :B V . - Q T . . . A N Q - I I ' ' ' 1 . I . I ' ! I . . . V , I I I I . I ' I . , . , Q . I 1 1 I f V ' l I l l L m . - x, u S , T K I I 6 , I I 1 .M - 'T , , ' , V T I ' ' S l L 7 , I i ll' l I 3- .j' l Q l 1 I y Q ,.. Q, --- ' . , F: I ,az aa , . , . , . , . . 83 PAGES ROW ONE P Tesh D Mahaffey L West M Wullard P Thompson J Thompson G Cannon L Arton B Mabe D Robbuns M Knught V Lewondowsku B Marshall L Adams C Plant ROW TWO P Staley L McHargue M Dunfee S Brnstow M Persons L Newsome N l-lower ton P Shelton S ueslnberry S Tetter L Kung B Tesh K Eggle E Shaw L Sparks B Romunger Llbrary Workers Proudly weanng well earned lnbrary puns, staff members busuly attended to thelr dutues Workers volunteered a study hall to assist Mnss Sally Johnston lnbraruan Pages stamped books filed cards kept maga zines In order and alded students Councul mem bers helped to preserve a serene atmosphere whale the publucuty department made bulletun boards Whether readung for enjoyment or for reference work students found the quletude of the lubrary a pleasant change from the usual flurry of school 4 e q-Q COUNCIL ROW ONE B Cranford B Burke D Bass ROW TWO K Cranor Mlss Sally Johnston B Hester G Angel ROW THREE J Gordy L Weaytl C Holder ROW Kltty Cranor Betty Burke Charles Pace, and Lynda Sparks look at a news FOUR C Pace M Shoftner E Lewandowskn ROW paper with Miss Sally Johnston lnbrarnan FIVE J l-larnby J Cox J Whlte S4 .. 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I I . - I V - I Jr, , , I l'f . r. l - Q A sltstlllrll tt l V , I - ., Rx X r . t L zz El! 1k NURSE S ROOM STUDENT ROW ONE S Brlstow L Brown J Cooper K ROW ONE P Conrad S Brutt J Everhart R Huffstetler C Cass P Thompson J Hege ROW TWO P Lunsford J Lovette N Hamrlck J Gral'am D Mahoffey ROW TWO D Vaughn D Robbons B Wright D Martnn K Logan Calloway S Royall L West E Moorefueld L Utt S Key Guudance student and nurse s room pages are well descnbed as hard workers each gavnng one pervod a day for servuce to their school Such dutles as caring for student fules actmg as receptlonlsts and runnang errands were per farmed by the guidance offuce pages under the dnrectuon of Mr Larry Graham and Mrs Grace James Nurse s room pages were an charge of wrntung snck excuses and otfuce pages took care of tardy sllps and telephone calls Mass Ruth Holton super vused both groups Assrstance In student organlza tuon work was performed by student offnce pages Judy Weaver superuntendent of the office pages types as one of her many dunes P1 GUIDANCE ROW ONE J Wood W Smith B Nance N Howerton C Johnson D Hege ROW TWO G Cannon S Marshall J Weatherman B Coulter B Masters E Gantt OFFICE ROW ONE L Welsner W Smlth B Ebert S Marlon B Shuford Blackburn ROW TWO P Beamon K Jones J Weaver L Brandon Gantt A Brown K Contos 85 , . . 2 ll f ,, 'f A .e , T . 5 N v I 7 V ',f.,.. I : . ' , . , . , . I : . , . , , , . , . , , , , . Z . , . , . , . 1 , . . Z . , . , . , , , . - f V , - , - , - 1 - - 5- V ,A ,.,. 1 f V gi . ,ffl I f' V , ,, Q - ' School Pa GS ' J K ' ' , my ' ' Q J I I L X x c , I , - - . fl L 1 'f ' - ' 1 . . . ' I , . . . W ' ' ' A F . . 7 MQ! . ' 4 ' . V gg J in EJ- S T ., - 7 , X z Q G Y Q is .z . .,-. .-. ' . ' : . ' , . ' , - , A ' , - , L- , . , . . ROW ONE P Lunsford S Myers G Stegall B Rommger H Atwood T McNulty A Knott J Long ROW TWO J Anderson E Llvengood B Clark R Pack T Moore W Braswell W Johnson B Folkner Red Cross and the Buble Just before Thanksguvung wlde eyed students paused In wonder before the second floor showcase to gaze at nts con tents Red yellow whute and blue turkeys roosted In a cozy corner whale a gun hung pernously above Thus dnsplay was a part of a Junlor Red Cross contest held November I8 20 to determune which classes would be first to have lOO percent x. Cross chest to be filled and sent to a disaster area Brenda Coulter vnce presndent Alvm Bodford treasurer Nancy Howerton president and Sara Royall secretary duscuss plans for the Red Cross chest 'Q 'N-4 iii' ROW ONE J Wllkes A Smith K Snyder G Jarvus J Combs G Cannon P Lernmond S Hartus ROW TWO B Coulter J Fleld R Charles A Bodford B Barnes L Farrvngton D Kelley C Hold r N Howerton S6 ' 1 y f : l 'G A ' . N B V , . . - Q : , I5 C 7 T l a A - l ' A sh, f .fklhj , -1 ,E V 1 ., M ,,,l I 'v ' A ' 'L -1 f. ' x 4 , Qv , z. J ,.. 'Q v r fr . 1. Q, ,, , 0 3 A f ' - . t , V A s - - I rl, T Al ' ' sw V1 3 gf ' 1- 1 1 b A t t . ,l ,' lf' , - ff, 1 J: - .if 1 , . - , .f f by 1- x . . . ' . ,' ' l , , M - membershup. Our woodworking department constructed a Red I '- ' I: 'Aff . . at rl ' V L l L 1 , 'YJ' l v ' ' ,il - , Tet .Q ff I Y ' 1 , A b ' Q y . A S 2 r f ' ' 1 , ff X 'N xx fx' if,-2, 1, .X -. Q Q , 1 Y -.1 f X . vi ' ' ii ' ' l , l, ' Q - f. ' ly 441--Q. ' ' ., Q xx H - .. 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ROW ONE L Utt L Newsom S Sturges K Paunter M Wutherungton W Jefferson J Dobbins M Newsom L Beane ROW TWO A Trnvette P Scale J Wilkes S Myers H Wnlson A Knott J Fortner B Marshall E Gantt P Tesh K Contos M Everhart G Johnson ROW THREE L Moore L Ingle B Porter F Brown S Tetter S uesnnberry L Porrlsh G Ferrls E Moorefneld C Johnson B Tesh J Edwards B Covonaugh M Medford Club Install hugh ldeols Hopnng that s what members of the Buble Club were dolng In December hopnng that they would be oble to cttend the Copa tol Teen Conventuon whuch wos held December 28 30 at Wash lngton D C Cheerung vrgorously for the Quaz Teom choosung new off: cers llstennng to unspnratuonol guest speakers ond gonng to Youth for Chrnst Rollues on Soturdoy nights were some of the members had a stnmulotsng yeor so M i Offncers of the Buble Club are Annette Brown secretary Leroy Klmmons treasurer and Jonuce Graham vnce president lCorol Johnson president as not pictured J as W l X ROW ONE Mrs Helen Wells H Flowers P Tesh J Thompson A Sunk E Shaw A Woodle N Whutaker C Flunt S Duggrns J Carter B Hurt A Wulkes ROW TWO M Graham N Dugguns E Galloway L Thompson L Whute M Knmmons R Lowery R Brendle W John son J Anderson L McHorgue P Trotter Sl 5 ll . , '4 ,Q ' -- -- . U gm K' . , ' ' ' C' C ' X ' r - I ' T V , 'B yr: V ef. 'air A I ' l fr l 3 ' I l I ' I ' ' ' ' ' L A . . . . . I - - TJ I A l I I A ,astra - I I is. , '51-vfvwvi I r 5, ttf. A , octnvutnes Bible Clubbers enyoyed. Led by Mrs. Helen Wells, f J, ,Ty . , jr MJV4 D 'il fffcfl 'Mt R4 I 12 Q ' K I C l l ' 1 1. . ' ' - 1 0 9 - , - N v , 1, Y Q 1 V- ,-, 4 ' X. ff , - . , 1 ' , I 4 ' G 1 . l lx-' ci Chorus offucers are Barbara Cranford presldent Lunda Howard secretary Kntty Cranar lubrarlan Lewus Cannoday treasurer and Gary Parrrsh vnce president Chorus Wuth songs nn therr hearts and on theur lrps the must cally gnfted members of the chorus delrghted their lnsten ers throughout the year wnth solos and ensembles of old and new favorrtes Among theur many enjoyable performances the chorus under the dnrectuon of Mass Felncua Cash presented to the Parent Teacher Assocuatton and student body a Chrast mas concert December 7 and l6 respectuvely The most Important date of the year was that of March 4 when the Dtstrlct Contest was held at Hugh Point N C The chorus also parttcupated rn the Musnc Festuval at Greensboro the following month Besldes entertaunsng at varnous schools churches and crvsc clubs the chorus gave a sprung concert to the stu dent body The curtaan closed on their flnal performance of the year when they sang June 4 at the l96O gradua tion exercises Entertaunung at specual events the chorus presents vanous rnusucal programs ROW ONE K Patnter B Cranford J Cranford J Wulkes D Clodfelter L Cannaday S Jarrell S Morrts C Ktmel T Marshall ROW TWO J McGee D Chappe'l B Hurt M Wyatt H Barnes C Cass B Cawanaugh S Spaugh A Lowkus B Hayes ROW THREE K PhrlltDS J arter J Barker B Lemons K Cranar M Shoffner C Corper P Sh re R Gates L Floyd L Wood ROW FOUR H HOVGS A SIOYG L Beane E Roberts S Bunn D Sykes G Parr sh J Dowell J Peddycord M Manton A Cox J Dobb ns Muss Fellcla Cash I I . ' Q . ' ' I I I - I . . - s ' Y . ff . B if 4' x , - B ' ., Q ., . . . . ' .x.- . v f G ., q 5' , - u J v ' ' . - ' 1 l I H' X I f I 1 3 , A C: Q, I , xl, I , I , c , I, . , I I : ,Z f , , l , , ' , , ' , BS l :S ROW ONE R Gentry P Houk B Coulter R Whucker J Weatherman S Brutt J Hamrnck D Vaughn L Welsner ROW TWO B Brooks R Wexsner S Rothrock J Royall E Copple M Stone D Graham W Welborn J Brown S Marlon J Ray fneld M Crotts 5 Gray Teens Robin Gentry secretary Duane Vaughn vuce pres: dent David Graham chaplaan Manning Stone pres: :dent and Lunda Weusner treasurer plan socuals Robun Gentry prog ra m chaurman Sara Royall sec retary and Alice Hedrnck presudent dnscuss plans for U b Inlxgfgfxch Club s Christmas M 3 ROW ONE S Royall S Marshall P Boyd S Bnstow P Brawell ROW TWO R Gentry P Wundsor S Jarrell C Rothrock L Lawson B Marshall L West ROW THREE Mrs Elouse Curlee J Shoaf M Kennedy S Tetter M Brown J Pegram A Hedrlck 89 1? A ' -1 1: - 1 ' Q. , - 1 1 A v ' ' K I I - x l If , 4 ' ' J . f - l 1 A A X 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 5 , , . 1 -. C5 ' v , X . , - , . ' . , g 1 1 1 X 4 ' 1 . 2 1, r 23-. ' ' 'stil' :VZ'?Q2vC1:At1,,xf ' , -: '.-. f 4' 1 1 ' gf'2!JwQ'-gf. L. ,xi :Q '- . X y ' J K X ' Y- N 7 - L 15 I QD ' ' 5 r . T' A . I 1 ' 1 '- A A Q . 1' f- Q, .- Y ,. v : . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , 1 - - : ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - - ,WMA A rl A l v'1 5 ROW ONE M Whute A Knott K Logan L lngle G Foster B Wrrght D Calloway L Rornnnger S Weatherman M Wrthermgfon N Wrrght D l-lege Mrs Elorse Curlee ROW TWO W Johnson E Moreau D Muller L Beane G Wales P Shelton M Smith S Hamm R Thomas J Johnsen J Fuelds C Potts D Chapel B Spornhour K Hege L Sparks Latin Club Laeta Saturnolno, greeted Latrn Club members December l4 at the annual Christmas party The pro gram consssted of Buble Scripture read nn Latln and a comparison between Latnn Chrnstmas carols and thenr Englash translatnons Thus years club us composed of second year stu dents who made thus dead language come aluve February 22 members partrcupated by playing games and slngung favorute Valentnne songs Held In the homes of members monthly meetrngs rncluded a buss ness session games and refreshments served In the tradltnonal Roman manner Under the sponsorshnp of Mrs Elolse Curlee the club had as nts purpose the understandrng of the re lrgnon hnstory culture lzterature and persons of Roman times ROW ONE D Mahaftey B New ROW TWO A Trrvette nrght K ansler rmrnerman ROW THREE S Casey Ransom M Rerch B Dockery ROW FOUR J Thompson P anus J Re-aus T Long ROW FIVE P Pfaff H McCar X W 'rams W IX ate L Brown L Segrayes Luns ard ROW SEVEN D Parsons M Persons T Parker Slamp P K OFFICERS Muchael Smnth secretary Dottre Mahattey presudent Dawn Chapel ynce presudent Sandra Casey program chanrman and Stanley Hamm treasurer lead the Latin Club 1 .- , ' A . . -5 I ' l 1 ' .' , 6 l 4. 5 , . A . 1 v 11 v 'A 1 . I 1 N I ' w g X l I 2 . x u V F . ' tg 2 L , T A I I Wy . 4 h.. ,, l A 1 I - ll ' ll ' , - l I l - I I 11 , , l l . A ls r 11 11 - ' - . I h D , . rv - 1 ,, kg , 1 . . . . I . . I I . ,A 1 . . T. 4 , D t l ' ' ' I . as . - l I I I is , 5. .. v- . 4 ' nl' 4. N I jx , s 5 l 1- 4' V' ' A r f Y . : , . : , M K , C , R Z : , B I , , : , Or A ' ' ' l t , : , t thy, T ' ' ' ' Fr , T tl. RO S : A Sl , , ' R ' ' t : , , . , J, 5:3 , Q11 ROW ONE: D, Bass, C. Windsor, G. Brown, L. Weisner, A. Brown, G. Taylor. ROW TWO: L, Cannaday, R. Griggs, T. Needham H Collins B James, A. Patterson, B. Bailey, R. Perryman, B. Welborn, D. Wood, J, Farley, P. Weir. Roessler, J. Elliott. ROW THREE: K. Masten, M. Misenheimer, G. Brookshire J Woosley S c A , Spanish Club ?Hablan Espanol? Sil At least the Spanish Club members can, and such phrases as these can be heard coming from room 320 each day. Numerous hours were spent by the 36 club members watching movies and slides, playing games and sing- ing, taking part-in programs, and breaking the pinata. These educational hours were under 'the capable super- vision of Mrs. Carrie May Allgood, sponsor of the or- ganization. The purpose of the club is to encourage interest in the language, people, and customs of Spain and to create better citizens through knowledge and understanding of all foreign countries. l . .J 9623, 5 liwnlll .rf V K Y., r J ,i l OFFICERS Jimmy Royall, secretary, Charles Senqta, treasurer, Bobby Spaugh, vice-president, Bill Crawley, president, and Terry Faust, another treasurer, play scoop ball. ,isa ,,i,.-, N Terry Jones and Nancy Howerton practice the Mexican Hot Dance. Glenda Cannon, Sue Lynne Marion, and Jimmy Phillips watch as Gene Garner breaks the pinatc to see the surprises it holds 91 0-1553! Q W' 4 Q ROW ONE Muss Bullue Woodruff A Lowkvs B Hayes T Marshal S Sprnnkle W Manton R Gentry M Knught D Mahaffey ROW TWO D Calloway D Wulson B Dunfee K Eagle B Ebert S K y J Hamrtck S Weatherman T ROW ONE L Lawson S Darby P Lunsford E Gantt ROW TWO L Brandon J Thompson B Lumford P Conrad ROW THREE B Wnght D Vaughn L Brown Vl Medford ROW FOUR P Pfaff L Mcl-largue J Carlton ROW FIVE L Beane J Wooten J Slate P Trotter GAAS Play Day at Woman s College Greensboro May lO and a camping trap to Hangung Rock State Park also In May were the mam actuvntues of the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatlon Other happy occasions en toyed by the G A A members were slumber par tres weuner roasts and out of town basketball games The Induction of new members rn Aprul was durected by Mass Bullue Woodruff sponsor In order to be mutnated unto the socrety each gurl was requur ed to earn 50 points by partlcnpatsng an a mmlmum of two sports . t Pat ONeal secretary Nancy Dugglns vtce president Susan Milton presldent, and Beverly Faust treasurer study basketball technaque ore' 1 'Q - .. I A I . I I J ' Q l 1 , I I I ., 1 V l l . - J ' X tl dl ll , I I I 5 il I 1 x s 1 1 K X N 0 , . . ' ,1 'M' . . y 1 .I - I , , it 'J . I II I . . 5 I rn ,, 1 s , ' 4 sa to N II I A t I3 I I ' f L f I III I It I I' I MAIL !,x4 I ,, , I I t, If-., 7 'f gg,?3g,,I,f,,5 , . T - T Q .4 - 3 ,IIII I . . I I U I , ,N T. ' I . ' I . . Sl ,, .. , - I KI ........... I . I 4 I 4 l 0 ' W V t I . I I 1. 4 it .,f .,....... S ' l ' f ' N I , ' . X I 3. I . 1 . ' . . . I I I --1---...WLIIL-IKIIIIERILIIIIIII:IIL II 15 I'-4. -.t t-.avr -j-txnfvv'-Irrj s: ,I ' . 2 .. I , L ' I :I I ,' , I A .. l. GOO J.-A ROW ONE W Summons W Collnns C Potts F Walser R Steelman S Lewls B Drsher J Sums R Lunsford B Barley L Cannaday G Casey ROW TWO R Wersner J Wulson M Smuth L Krmmons J Farley B Crawley A Patterson T Wungo G Wrles D Caraway Mr Tom Cash ROW THREE R Leonard T Foust G Cornatzer S Hamm D Graham E Copple M Stone R Sanders W Welborn B Clod felter D Sprnnkle J Royall B Spaugh Monogram Club Football basketball baseball tennrs and track are the varsuty sports that enable boys to become members of the Monogram Club sponsored by Mr Tom Cash Boys are selected on the basrs of good sportsmanshup and support of athletuc programs Athletes berng consrdered for ellgubulrty antrcupated that bug moment when they could proudly wear thenr letters Offlcers of the Monogram Club are Terry Foust presldent Ronnue Grrggs vlce pres: dent and Davld Graham secretary XJ Three members of the club Tommy Cook Dnckre Newsome and Dnckle Walsh sort monograms W' ROW ONE C Cass R Grlggs W Johnson ROW TWO R Huffstetler J Johnsen G Sansa ROW THREE R Patton R Bowman W Elllott ROW FOUR H Stephens J Crater D Kelley ROW FIVE J Brown K Nerner B Clark ROW SIX B Tate .I Reeves G Brookshure ROW SEVEN G Garner W Bovender C Pate J3 ' Q . . 1, ' 7 ,, -A I , , - . - ': S. 7 5 ' A 1 b I 3, 1 J Y -, ' I Q , ' ' c 'f 1' 5 7 - 8 'W 4.7 5 !- I .f x f 3 - ' 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 V1 1 V 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 3 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . : . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 1 1 - 1 - - A . 1 J 'Q 'Z' I 1 I I 5' ' 1 ' I , ' - - is 'C if 1 I I ' ' W, 1, I I ' ' V1 -- A - 1 . 1 I 4: 7 L J xx I U F . J' 'J J1 v , 'Mm , - X 11 fx 39 5, - I 1 4,3 5 'XXX N 1 1' I 3 is 'T ,, ' fl' : Q . I s ,N 1: , A ,- f N , . 1 . , : . , . , . . - - I 1 1 . 1 1 ' . : . , . , . . F Soft, strumming sounds coming from the bandroom were the melodious strains of warm-up exercises of the orchestra. This is the first year of the newly-organized group. The 20 members of the orchestra practiced every day during fifth period and after school. Their first and one of the most enjoyable performances of the year was the annual Christmas Program, presented for the P. T. A., December 3. Lo How a Rose 'Ere Blooming, Silent Night, and O Come All Ye Faithful were three selec- tions used for this performance. Starting as beginners, members practiced the ever- present do-re-me. Next came primary tunes such as Mary Had a Little Lamb. Then one day we heard the quiet sound of Holy, Holy, Holy, and we realized our beginners were becoming accomplished musicians! PERCUSSION ROW ONE: L. White, A. Hedrick, ROW TWO: R. Brendle, D. McGee, T. Foy. FLUTES AND SAXOPHONES ROW ONE: B. Myers, P. Poole, T. Mosten, J. Pegrarn, J. Chucci, J .Weingarth, R. Conrad. Q Q Band members give lamiliar marches CLARINETS AND CORNETS - ' ROW ONE: L. Beane, A. Knott, E. Gantt, W. Johnson, S. Milton, J. Griffin. ROW TWO: C. Pace, J. MR, E L ROWLEY Thomas, G. Garner, E. Davis, l.. McKinnon. 94 PERCUSSION ROW ONE: J. Harris, L. Thompson. ROW TWO: R. Chucci, S. Ringley. holl-time shovvs with ond lively routines. ROW ONE: R. Charles, R. Zimmerman, D. Watts, J. Hubbard, P, Johnsen, B. Clodfelter Comical and lively half-time shows were presented between halves ot football games. Let's Play Ball, and Plone Geometry, were two themes used. The band, with familiar tunes, popular songs, and lively marches, added spirit to all pep meetings. Clashing of symbols and booming of drums were sounds heard coming from the bandroom as the members practiced faithfully. Just before the Christmas holidays was a particular- ly busy time, as the band practiced earnestly to pre- sent the annual Christmas Concert for the P.T.A., December 3, and to march in the annual Christmas Parade, November 28. These activities were supple- mented with an out-of-town trip when they accom- panied the football team to Reidsville, October l6. BARITONES, TROMBONES, TUBAS ROW ONE W Conrad D Gregory D Wyatt E Martin M Loggins ROW TWO J Ransom E Nance D Osborne B Corter S Hoover J Cooper BROWNIE CLODFELTER ROW ONE: J. Hamrick, chief. ROW TWO: R. Gentry, L. Weisner, S. Key, J. Rayfield, A. Lupton, S. Marshall, P. Houk, P. Boyd. ROW THREE: P. O'Neal, L. McHargue, L. Utt, B. Coulter, J. Weather- fT1Of'l. Cheerleaders We've got the pep, we've got the pep! yelled our spirited, shouting cheerleaders. Led by chief Juanda Ham- rick, ball games and pep meetings were enthusiastically sup- ported. School spirit was greatly increased by the yelling fourteen as they led the students in new and old cheers. Among their activities were leading cheers at the ball- games and making blue and gold pom poms. Cheerleaders were also in charge of chartering buses for out-of-town foot- ball and basketball games. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Eloise Curlee and Mrs. Phyllis Carswell, high school life was made full and exciting through the efforts of our energetic cheerleaders. X A Y fix' if Chief cheerleader, Juanda Hamrick leads spirited victory yells. Boosters promote victory yells ond Brenda Coulter, Linda Utt, Jewel Rayfield, Juanda Hamrick, and Ann Lupton cheer enthusiastically as they lead the football team onto the field. 96 N ,4 x Linda Mcl-largue, Jane Weatherman, and Pat O'Neal, new cheer- V B ROW ONE Jane Slate Jane Fields Ann Self ROW TWO Patty Johnsen Sharon Gilbert Merrilyn Harrison Betty Burke Martha Kindley Chief majorette, Jane Fields demonstrates a new routine. school spirit vvith vivid performances Malorettes Hugh stepping vivacious and nimble fingered major ettes added color and excitement to football games and pep meetings In order to prepare for spectacular shows in the fall they spent many hours creating and practicing new routines at Washington Park during the summer Performing during half time at football games the maiorettes provided enyoyable shows with their skillful twirlung of fire batons November 28 proved to be an exciting day for the high steppers as they proudly took their places at the head of the band to march in the Christmas Parade Sponsors of the group are Miss Billie Woodruff Mrs Beverly Jordon and Mr E L Rowley sf all ROW ONE: Gail Spach, ROW TWO: Betty Hartsell, Loretta Seogroves, Pot Palonis, Jane Fields. Color guards are Lucy Brandon, Kitty Cranor, Joan Dowell, Beth Dunfee and Juanita Collins 97 J HTHLETICS Speedloall ROW ONE E Gantt D Vaughn B Wrlght L Afton ROW TWO ROW ONE G Sykes B Steelrnan M Knlght I Burton ROW TWO S Multon D Callaway L McHargue Mass Margaret Eason J Thompson D Wnlson N Whltaker Basketball K Eagle E Gantt D Calloway D Vaughn S Mllton J Carlton B Dunfee B Ebert Gray SCORES Hanes Reynolds Greensboro Hanes Reynolds Opponents Qur gurls variety ol L X J Hamrlck L Mcl-largue D Wulson Mass Margaret Eason B Steelman B Wrught L Brandon 100 . , v so i Q . l 45 42 56 28 39 l9 43 24 43 22 sk ks A t ' l Tennus vi' Jai' 07 l 19 I I ct 1? 4-'11Q Susan Multon Lynda Sparks and Maruanne Cooke learn to umprove theur backhand strokes Grs on he tennus team are Duane Vaughn Jane Slate Susan Multon and Brenda McGee Rousung cheers gauety and excutement were sugns of the hard fought vuctorues of the speedball team whuch had a successful year of 3 l They tued Hanes for the cuty champuonshup and lost only one game durung the season to Hanes Hugh 22 l9 d Basketball season opened wuth eager energetuc gurls practucung dulu en Cl Vvl 6 gently every afternoon after school to make the furst strung team Rey nolds Hanes K reensboro Senuor Hugh Salusbury and Page Hugh were the teams the Grayhoundettes battled for vuctorues ll'lll'CllTlUl'GlS Bowlung on Saturday mornungs was a must durung the wunter months The chatter fulled two hours were enjoyed by many even though the scores seemed to be a luttle onthe slum sude As sprung came gurls swungung bats and chasung balls were seen on S F b the softball tueld makung an attempt to become members of the varsuty O t C team Many others enjoyed the ever popular sport tennus Y' ROW ONE D Calloway, B Wrught, A Slate, L Brandon, B Hartsell, E Gantt, L Beane ROW TWO L McHargue, M Knught, D Wulson, W Munton, B Dunfee,J Wooten, B Faust 101 O .'.u 1.,.: - .. 1-'5 ' -' -S .. 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Sept. l l GRAY-GRIFFITH 0 8 Having invaded the Grif- fith home field to begin the l959 season, the 'Hounds were stunned with the Panthers' strong spirit and almost unbelievable accuracy, which carried them to an 8-O upset over Gray. Sept. l8 GRAY-REYNOLDS 0 18 Clashing with their tra- ditional rival, Reynolds, in the second outing, the Grayhounds furnished much more competition than was expected of them, although they lost l8-O. David Graham led the 'Hound defense. Sept. 25 GRAY-HANES 8 6 Crashing into the win- ning column with an 8-6 win over city-rival Hanes, gave the Gray eleven some needed confidence. Rob- ert Weisner recovered a fumble in mid-air and raced over for the lone 'Hound touchdown. Oct. 9 GRAY-MT. AIRY 0 7 Superb defensive play by both teams was the out- standing factor in the 7-O setback at the hands of the Mt. Airy Granite Bears. A valiant 'Hound drive was stopped in the late stages of the game by a l5-yard penalty. 102 Coaches are Mr. Michael Pelechg Terry Foust, captain, and Mr. Homer Thompson. Holfbacks are Wayne Johnson, Robert Steelman, and Ronnie Griggs. Football SCORES Gray Opponents 0 Griffith 8 0 Reynolds l 8 8 Hanes 6 9 Mineral Springs 13 0 Mt. Airy 7 iw I-'is Unable to complete the season because of injuries are Jerry Sims, Richard Patton, and Terry Foust Centers are Jimmy Wilson, Mike Smith, and Dickie Walsh. Fullbacks are W. A. Collins, Tommy Cook, Wayne Elliott, and Cris Cass. SCORES GVOY Opponents 13 Southwest 6 6 Page 21 7 Reidsville 13 12 Morehead 21 25 Bessemer 6 Others injured during the season are Manning Stone, Ernest Copple, and Wayne Simmons. Oct. 22 GRAY-SOUTHWEST 13 6 Under the leadership of second-unit quarterback Steve Lewis, the Gray elev- en turned back the South- west Trojans 13-6 for its second win. Ronnie Griggs and Jimmy Royall scored the touchdowns for the 'Hounds. Oct, 30 GRAY-PAGE 6 21 Three home run passes from the hands of Greens- boro Page caused the 21-6 Grayhound defeat, Except for the shaky pass defense, the 'Hounds held the Page offense in fine style. Wayne Elliott sparked the Gray offense. Nov. 5 GRAY-MOREHEAD 'I2 2'l Leading 12-7 at half- time, the 'Hounds returned to the gridiron to find an invincible Morehead team, which pushed two touch- downs across in the final half to win 21-412. Soph Steve Lewis led the 'Hound attack. Nov. 13 GRAY-BESSEMER 25 6 Orbiting through the air, passes by Steve Lewis helped the 'Hounds to de- feat Greensboro Bessemer, 25-6. Dick Newsome and Lewis led the offensive attack, while John Reeves topped the defense in the season's finale. 103 Ends are Bobby Tate, Van Newsome, and Leroy Kimmons. Tackles are Gid Cornatzer, John Reeves, and David Graham. Guards are J. R. Farley, Bill Crawley, and Robert Weisner. Wingbacks are Ralph Leonard, Dickie Newsome, and Fred Walser. Dickie Newsome, Roy Bowman SCORES Gray Opponents 36 North Davidson 40 60 Curry 25 34 Hanes 49 40 Salisbury 45 Jerry Hayes, Olon Shuler at varsity basketball, began with much anticipation his seventh year at coaching at Gray. junior varsity auint tor three years, winning 30 of the 38 games in a two-year period, In his past three years at varsity coaching, he has had 41 wins and 26 losses. An outstanding event in Mr. Gra- ham's coaching career was the 61- 55 defeat of Mt, Airy in the 1958 season, 4 Mr, Larry Graham, lanky coach Coach Graham instructed the Mr. Larry Graham checks n a rn e s of basketball players, tl, if- S X Basketball Ernest Copple, Jimmy Royall Bouncing balls, a crowded gym, and loud cheers of excited fans were assurances that basketball season was in tull swing, although Manning Stone and Alvino Patterson were the only re- turnees from last year's squad. In the first game of the season, against North Davidson, at Gray, December 1, inexperience hurt bath teams. North Davidson grabbed a 2-0 lead, never trailing, and stumbled to a 40-36 win. High scorer for Gray was Manning Stone with 10 points. After a mistake-riddled loss with North Davidson, the Gray- hounds trampled Curry, 60-25, onthe 'Hounds' home floor, Decem- ber 4. Stone led the home team by pumping in 22 points. Patterson tallied up 12 and Bobby Spaugh, a graduate at the iayvees, was third high scorer, with nine. With one win and one lass behind them, the high-jumping five met their city rivals, the Hanes Dragons, December 7, in the opponents' gym The hosts maneuvered the ball to a 49-34 win, with Manning Stone pacing the Grayhounds by tallying 14 points ft-K R 9 Manning Stone, the 6'2 high- flying pivot man, was elected cap- ' tain of the varsity basketball five. ' ,, One of the two veterans, he was 1 high scorer in five of the first six :is-,ZA1 games, totaling 82 points. Man- 'gfff' ning and Bobby Spaugh were the 554252. leading rebounders and scorers -. with 18 and 17 points, respective- ' ly, in the Grayhounds' victory over 1 the Griffith Panthers, December 4 4. Manning Stone, captain, en o s racticin all l Y D Q types of shots. x X - , 'X gm' 1 ' v' Q E59 , ,M-,,, K . .pfiff Manning Stone, Alvino Patterson After losing two of the first three games, the Gray quint kept their morale high. However the Salisbury Hornets defeated the Grayhounds, December 11, with Gray playing host in another hard- fought battle, the final score being 45-40. Bobby Spaugh was an outstanding player, ending with 17 points for the 'Hounds. Coming close to a win in the Salisbury game, the Gray five, with regained spirit and new strategy, faced Griffith on the opponent's home ground, December 14, in one of the best games of the season. Led by Manning Stone and Bobby Spaugh, with 18 and 17 points, respectively, the 'Hounds won 53-51. A deciding factor for the Gray victory was that the 'Hounds obtained 39 re- bounds to the Panthers' 20. Spaugh, usually not a star player, earned himself a starting berth by his highescoring ability. Against the Reynolds' quintet, the Grayhounds again played a thrilling game. The smooth-running offensive play, provided by backcourt ace Alvino Patterson, and effective zone defense were strong points leading to the 66-49 win over the Demons. 105 Gray 53 66 31 38 L i:s,, X X ,7 Joe Brown, Dallas Sprinkle SCORES Opponents Griffith 51 Reynolds 49 Salisbury 40 Mt. Airy 66 Winfred Bovender, Bobby Spaugh 0 ' s - 4-v , .. V, -Q. -N' - p ' 'fm L , za. .1 Q' 4...,, t , Q., xx-V '- an-., .. ' a ,. ,- ' A 2. . of -' ' dx V ,- ig I .7 A A ' 1- Q if -1' D g ni f ss, ' fx '51 R ,. r ,.- ,in . -1... - .ek-, . . xv- A Q A -:-JNN,.- l -' x W B f , ' l rw T if' D-f Mil , 'Q Q x T. MM - F xg x U g ,N . , ' X un., ff 9 nk, 1 ... I 1 J . l - 1 f sf -e .F -me F Q . .- ,. 3. -- Jimmy Royall, Billy Foust, Dickie Newsome, and Ernest Copple congratulate Terry Foust after he has made 0 home run. BasebaH Robert Steelman catches the ball just in time to tag Robert Weis- ner. X J , 1 N --. - ,Mg-..-, , V ' sywq., V ' xv, -.A ' ..- Jerry Sims slides on to second bose just before Joe Brown catches the ball. Along with the song of the spring robin came the sounds of baseballs smacking against leather gloves. The baseball team, defending conference champs, began practice March 8. Un- der the leadership of Coach Jack Fletcher, the mighty men of the dia- mond chalked up another creditable record. Exciting games with Reidsville, Mt. Airy, and Morehead were highlights of the season. Leading the action were Terry Foust, pitcher, and Dickie New- some, captain. .- if lx ' :If f ' ' ,if 1 ' 51 ., ' x ' N , R0 ll n ann ,QQ a T 1 , '- 4 . w A W 1' 'f' . , I 1l ROW ONE D Newsome E Copple J Brown R Weisner B Foust ROW TWO Coach Jack Terry Foust jumps high to catch Fletcher, T. Faust, J. Royall, J. Sims, R. Steelman, R. Patton 0 fly. 106 X x l A -L ROW ONE: R. Lunsford, W. Johnson, M. Smith, B. Crawley, G. Sanso, W. A. Collins. ROW I TWO: J. Barron, B. Clark, R. Sanders, H. Stevens, B. Disher, R. Thomas, D. Kelley, G. Wiles. Gene Garner trains for the shot- ROW THREE: R. Bolling, K. Rothrock, G. Gorner, W. Welborn, G. Casey, D. Walsh, T. Wingo. put. Sprinting the lOO-yard dash, hurling discuses, hopping over high and low hurdles, running mile relays, and springing over high-jump bars were some of the activities of the track team. In its fifth year, the team, coached by Mr. Homer Thompson and featuring l9 Iettermen, gave their opponents stiff competition, because, for the first time, they could practice and hold my meets on their own home field. Q41 W. A. Collins, Gary Wiles, and Dave Kelly race down the track toward the finish line. 107 Track Robert Lunsford and Bill Crawley get set as they prepare to race. ,-.. 1 4 is I .M l Monning Stone gets reody to re- turn o serve os o tennis gome begins. I Q U x TENNIS TEAM ROW ONE: P. Broswell, C. Potts, R, Jones, B. Boiley, M. Stone. ROW TWO: B Rosenboum, P. Weir, G. Brookshire, B. Spough, l.. Kimmons, J. Johnsen, D. Butler Tennis ond J. V. Boslcetboll Of, 18' xr xl' X GYM HELPERS ROW ONE: M Bledsoe, l-l Shoot, J. Redding, J Byrd, R Hollyfield, R Minton T. Lunsford, W Collins, W Johnson, J Bryon ROW TWO: Mr Jock Fletcher, B. Roessler, M Brown, B Disher, G Clork, R Perrymon, R Linville, B Foust, J Sims, J. Heitmon. D Brittoin, R Thomos ROW THREE:J Croter E Lewondow ski, B l-lege, R Doub, T Wingo, J White W Honeline, R Sonders, R Tote, C George, O Shuler J Reeyes 108 Saou-5 Eddie Lewondovfski ond Jimmy Byrd look over bosketboll scores with Mr Jock Fletcher, who teoches physicol education ond cooches bose- boil. SCORES GVOY Opponents 63 North Davidson 33 65 Curry 19 33 Hanes 32 46 Salisbury 45 36 Griffith 28 47 Reynolds 48 36 Salisbury 39 48 Mt. Airy 3l J. V. BASKETBALL ROW ONE: T. Parrish, H. McCarthy, A. Bodtord, C, Potts, S. Lewis, B. Bailey. ROW TWO: B. Hege, L. Kimmons, V. Newsome, Coach George Schneider, S. Hamm, D, Caraway, S. Howard. supplement our soorls program. While compiling a commendable record, the junior varsity cage team, under the capable leadership of Coach George Schneider, gave the pre-varsity fans about as much ex- citement as the senior 'l-lounds. Captain Bobby Bailey, Van New- some, Bobby Hege, Dave Caraway, Steve Lewis, Steve Howard, and Alvin Bodford saw much action during the tension-packed season. During the hard-fought Hanes clash, December 8, the iayvees showed their shooting ability by over- coming a 20-l4 halftime deficit to defeat the Dragons 33-32, The 39-36 loss to Salisbury, January 5, and the 48-47 setback by Reynolds, Dec. l8, were heartbreakers for the jayvee five. Steve Howard guards Bobby Bailey Stanley Hamm attempts a jump shot os Alvin as he shoots a basket. Bodford tries to guard him 109 PUIC' IUY IUIUYC WVCSTIIDQ YTTOTCHCS. q ready for C drop Josephine Thompson and Ann Knott enjoy ploy- ing shuffleboard in the gym. Gray player, Monning Stone, tockles hard to keep Bill Flinton, Reynolds player, from scor-' ing. vs. 5 ,gk C X '- ik - 1 Juv ,fi 'K A 11 'fa' Q, -,,- ' -is ' x - . 5, . 3,1 A 'K . . -L-no it-as Brenda McGee and Jane Slofe refresh themselves at the water fountain after o good game of tennis. 110 xi:-:V 4 , 'V ,,, , 'va ,a.-,muff-4 5 i..-.-+L 1 Richard Patton is set to knock a home run. Q Juonda Hamrick guards Diane Vaughn as she tries to make a basket, during intramurals. QQ A ffl-PI -- 3g.:.3.-.'k- 9 5' f -.-. -Tig' - -u.....,-4 P . .4-1 1 4.4-+.++-++++ ' is ful. elwftttttii KGY Bledsoe leur-'15 to Serve 0 Bobby Spough takes a few exercises with his Ding DOVWQ 50 in 9Ym Cl055' racquet before a tennis match begins, J J . !1 . f. 1- ., if V 'f gn Z ik Q gl ' f 4 1 I - . K ,Q F Q , 4 - , . -f ' I., I ' , I4 I P x X- ' ,,.. x - 1 . -, iiifpxz. -A, .. Y -. a:l , v' ' A v-T' .sua isa-t:'? 'iuL Two girls who enjoy participating in Bobby Disher, tired and panting, reaches the softball are Beverly Foust and Jean home stretch. Wooten, 'iv---' 's' ,glffrl My . 1 '.' '2' Gray player, Dallas Sprinkle, tries a jump shot at the Gray-North Davidson game January 19, as Jack Bissecker guards FEHTUHES Brenda Coulter, i959 coeeditor of the Blue and Gold, views with pride her certificate of first-place rating. 5' L Manning Stone, Bill Crawley, and Robert Weisner won city and state honors for their football per- formances, l-lonor winning distinction io Ping pong champions, Deborah Calloway, Diane Those receiving Honor Point Pins for ,earning ZOO Vaughn ond Susan Milton practice ways to improve service points are Linda Weisner, Brenda Coulter, Glenda Brown Jewel Rayfield, Cherry Rothrock, Pat their game. f I Boyd, and Dorothy Robbins. 'C 5-z.. i -q,.? Junior Rotarians are Ralph Leonard, Sammy Runge, and David Cook. tRobert Weisner is not pictured.l Grayites bring the school. ' .N X Q. Lf l f X. Representatives to Girls' and Boys' State, Alice Hedrick and David Graham, look over the schedule for these events, Other recipients of Honor Point Pins are Danny Gre' gory, Carol Johnson, Linda West, Evelyn Gantt, Susan Milton, Juando Hamrick, ond Betty Nance. 115 90- :24 - D. A. R. Good Citizen, Linda Weisner, looks at her award. Winners of G. A. A. State Pins are Susan Milton, Lucy Brandon, and Jean Carlton. MOST ATHLETIC Suson Mnlton Mormmg Stone trnesf Lopple Lmdo Welsner Qutstomdmg semors FRIENDLIEST Tommy Cook Ann Lupto 116 BEST ALL AROUND uodoi-ic ck DodGoom . b I 5 V - 2 -' . 5 V I ' 4 x lv: fo vi X 5 A 4 . V , 1 ' . ' 1' I e A w, ' 1 F ' Qlfn , .. 'M i 2432 V N R , A 2 1'9 N T , , 2.1 J n mri , vi r H , rx -.WY Alf: Q MOST INTELLECTUAL Louchlin McKinnon, Alice Hedrick BEST LOOKING Brendo Hester, Terry Foust win recognition from their ciossmoies. 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A . 1 . .- - -1i- I ., .. ...1 Sen1or Index Alford Burch 22 Anderson Jolene 22 68 86 87 Angel Glenda 22 83 84 Arton Lmda 22 84 Baety Patsy 23 Batty Thomas 23 Bass Dale Marne 23 62 B4 91 Beamon Phyll1s Ann 23 83 Blackburn Lmda Sue 85 Bowman Roy 23 93 104 d Patr1c1a Ann 23 72 74 75 89 96 1 4 Br ndon Lucy Ann 7 23 66 67 74 85 92 97 100 101 Braswell Pat 23 89 108 Brltt Shtrley Malmda 23 85 89 112113 Brown Annette Delores 23 85 87 91 Own Glenda Joann 8 2021 24 69 74 75 82 83 91 Brown Joseph 4 24 89 93 105 106 Bunn Sh1rley Jean 24 88 Cannon Glenda Ruth 24 68 74 75 80 82 84 85 86 91 C rlton J n 24 6667 92 100 115 Carter Dowd C 24 77 Charles Rlchard Branson 24 66 67 78 86 95 Choplm Charles E 24 Chnsttan Barbara Lambeth 24 odtelter Brownue 3 9 22 24 65 66 67 68 78 93 5 Colltns Juanuta 25 64 66 67 97 Conrad Patructa Gay 25 85 Cook Sara Kay 6 25 36 Cook Tommy 25 77 93 103 116 pple Ernestl 26 71 78 9 3 10 Cornatzer Gnd 8 26 78 79 93 103 Coulter Brenda Lou 1 26 68 74 75 80 82 85 86 96 Cox Joseph Franklnn Jr 26 40 79 84 Cranford Barbara Sue 27 74 84 88 Cranor Ktty 27 66 67 68 74 84 88 97 Crater Eddle 27 Cromer Peggy Jean 27 Cratts M1lton Berl 8 27 69 72 75 78 89 D vas B s1l R Jr 7 Davus Melvrn Eugene 27 DePr1est Make 27 Dummette Norma Grace 27 77 Dowell Joan Marte 27 66 67 88 97 Duntee Mered1th Ann 28 76 84 Eagle Kay Jones 28 68 84 92 100 Ebert Barbara Ann 28 68 85 92 100 Elluot Wayne 79 93 103 Essuc Aaron Gray 28 36 79 erhart J dy Gatl 28 68 71 75 85 Ferguson Barbara B 28 Floyd Loretta Lou 28 88 ust T rry 28 71 78 9 Gantt Evelyn 28 66 67 68 74 83 85 87 Garner Gene 29 91 93 94 102 107 Gordy James Dennus 6 29 84 Graham Davud 4 29 68 89 93 Gregory Danlel 29 66 67 74 76 Grtggs Ronnue 30 91 93 Hornby Jack 30 79 84 Hamrtck Juanda 4 30 69 7 80 82 3 85 89 92 94 O Hayes Helen 30 77 88 Hayes Jerry 31 104 Hayes Ralph F 31 Hednck Altce 26 31 68 6 74 76 9 Hester Brenda 31 83 84 ks B111 3 cks E P 3 Holder Catherune VIYQIHIO 8 84 Houk Fatr1c1a D1anna 31 89 6 Howard Lmda Lee 31 83 88 Howerton Nancy Jane 31 40 68 72 74 75 80 82 84 85 8 91 Hutt Ronnte 32 36 79 Hurt Barbara Anne 32 83 87 88 Hutchlns Calvln Monroe 32 69 71 78 117 Idol Henry 32 79 Jackson W1ll1am Jerry Jr 32 79 nson K thryn Carol 32 68 71 74 76 85 87 115 Johnson Patsy Payne 32 77 80 83 Jones Terry K 32 91 Kennedy Mary LOIS 32 69 74 75 82 89 Ketchte Steve 32 K1ger Davtd 33 nzes Mollue 26 33 48 69 73 74 75 Lewter Martha Sue 33 .2 Ltnvtlle A Wayne 33 79 Long Marne Ann 33 Lawkus Anne Cathertne 33 83 88 92 ton Annel 33 71 Mahattey Dtanne 33 84 85 Mansh1p Sandra Louuse 33 ruon S e Lynne 2 33 39 74 75 82 83 85 89 91 Marshall Betty Sue 34 83 84 87 89 Marshall Rebecca Sonya 22 34 70 82 85 89 96 111 Mart1n Terry Lee 34 Masten Toby Frank 34 66 67 94 McClelland Jud1th Faye 34 83 M Knnnon Max Lauchlm 34 66 67 69 74 78 94 112113 117 Medford Mary Sue 34 80 87 92 Messuck Karlene Brlstow 34 Mtlton Janet Susan 34 67 69 74 92 4 0 Musenhelmer Mtltan 34 Money Audrey Carol 6 Mooretueld Mary Elaune 85 87 Morgan Jason 35 Nance Betty Sue 4 35 70 74 Nance R1chard 36 Needham Robert Anthon 36 91 Newsom Lovey Jane 6 40 83 Pack Rlchard 36 86 Palmer Sue 37 Patton Rlchard 37 93 6 Peacock CI1fton 7 37 66 67 Pegram Jlmmy 37 66 67 89 94 P 1l1ps J1mmy 1 37 91 Poole Kay 37 Posey Dena 37 Potter Carol Jan1ce 37 Quesmberry Shurley 37 84 87 tteld Jewel 3 9 37 72 80 82 9 6 Reavus Dav1d 38 79 Robblns Dorothy Waugh 4 29 38 68 75 82 84 85 4 Roberts Ellen 38 88 Rothrock Cherry 38 64 72 74 75 82 89 114 Rothrock Steve 2 38 39 79 89 Royall Sara Lee 36 38 68 73 74 75 Senuta Charles 38 91 Sheetz Steve 38 Shelton Pamela 35 38 74 84 90 Shermer Dav1d 38 8 8586 9 Shore Patrlcla 39 88 Srmth Ronald R 39 Smuth Wnnona Lucvlle 3 83 5 Snyder Sally Kay 40 86 Spamhour Eugene 35 40 tnkle D llas 40 77 93 105 11 Sprmkle Patrncra 40 Stone Mann1ng 7 22 41 69 78 89 9 5 6 Sykes Dorothy Lou 41 88 Tesh Barbara Ann 41 80 83 84 87 Tesh James Harry 41 79 Tesh Phyllus Ann 41 83 87 Tetter Sylv1a Jeanette 41 64 87 89 Thompson Pat 41 63 70 71 74 84 85 Thompson Raymond N 41 79 Thornton Sue 8 41 71 73 74 75 Tuttle Carol Lelgh 41 Utt L1ndo 42 83 85 87 96 Walker Tray 42 Watkuns Harry Braxton 42 Watson Don 6 7 40 42 79 Weaver Juduth Gale 42 69 74 83 85 W 1sner Lmda Ann 5 22 26 42 68 74 75 82 85 89 91 6 Welborn W1ll1am Wayne 42 68 77 89 93 107 117 West L1nda Jane 7 42 7 Wh1cker Rex 42 78 89 W1les Melvun 42 79 Wtlkes Ada Lou 43 83 87 Wnllard Mary Lou 43 77 84 W1Il1ard DICKIE 43 W1Ison Hope Do1re 43 87 Wulson Jlmmy 43 68 78 93 Wtndsor Carolyn 1 43 68 82 91 Wang Betty 43 77 Wood June Carolyn 43 85 Woodle Ann 43 62 83 87 Wooten Ronnne 43 I f ' ,' ' L66 Q , , ,ai,e3,96,111,116 .7 ' . , . 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