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

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O Mrs. Patricia Lyall, Mr. Phillip Morris, Mr. Homer Thompson, Mrs. Eloise Curlee, Mr. Wayne Wolff, and Mrs. Martha Walker sponsor all senior class activities. Officers Kay Cansler, secretary, John Reeves, vice-president, Shelia Stewart, treasurer, and Charles Potts, president, anticipate the Class Day Program. As the year l96l-'62 draws to a close, the senior class looks with mixed emotions upon their final year of high school. The honor of occupying front seats in assemblies, dedicat- ing the yearbook, and presenting a class gift were a few highlights of the year. As the Class Day Scribes related the history and the last will and testament, memories were re- called of hours spent studying Macbeth, the challenge of U. S. History, and the Senior Prom. Outstanding members of the class were recognized by their classmates when superla- tives were chosen. Selecting the class motto, flower, colors, mascots, and marshals were other duties the seniors performed with pride. To uphold the standards of the school and to learn as much asupossible were the aims of each member of the class. The motto ex- pressed another goal: The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. With much eagerness upperclassmen awaited the long anticipated day-graduation. With heads held high, they received their diplomas and realized that without the expert guidance and inspiration of their teachers, this event would not be possible. 20 X