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

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Undecided whether to smile or cry, the senior class finds that the long awaited graduation day, June 2, is close at hand. Being upperclassmen has had its rewards; namely, occupy- ing the cherished front seats in as- Class semblies, attending the Senior Prom, dedicating the yearbook, presenting t a class gift, and choosing senior mar- O shals. With pride, the seniors se- ; lected their class motto, flower, col- 6] ors, and mascot; elected superlatives; and strove to set a good example for the school. Not to be forgotten are the hours spent studying Macbeth, the experi- ence of learning U. S. history, and the thrills of memorable football games, such as the victory over Reyn- olds. As the Class Day Scribes relate the History and Last Will and Testa- ment, memories will be recalled of the many events of the past four years; teachers, who have inspired us; and lasting friendships formed. Senior class officers, Stanley Hamm, president; Lester Mor- ris, treasurer; Robin Gentry, vice-president; and Pat O’Neal, secretary, lead combined homeroom meetings. Class officers are assisted by sponsors in planning Class | Day and Graduation. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Sponsors are Mrs. Eloise Curlee, Mrs. Martha Walker, Mr. William Reed (row one), and Mrs. Katharine Bartholomew and Mr. Homer Thompson (row two). 20

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Don Allen Shannon Kelly, testatrix; Judy Weingarth, historian; and Becky Brown, Mary Anderson prophetess, complete their Class Day documents. Scribes prepare History, Prophecy, and Last Will Judy Baker Roger Bare Herman Barker Harry Barnes 21