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

Page 11 text:

'L 5 S ni n N ag' u- 3? J From the time we get our first glimpse of senior high school, we look forward to graduation day with anticipation, but, as the day draws near, we pause, realizing that we are leaving behind the security of teachers and old friends. Although we have experienced both joy and heartbreak in ' past years, the happy moments are most outstanding in our memories. As seniors, we shall never forget Class Day, the Senior Prom, and, finally, graduation. As we come together for the last time as a class, we are conscious of an uncertain future, but we are confident that as a result of our four years of development, we will meet our problems with success. With willing hands and hearts we are always striving to be of service. ' We are a unit in which all parts must function successfully to be beneficial. Whether acting as an officer in the student body or serving in a department, we continually work toward a unified goal, the betterment of our school. Enjoying helping others, we find our spare time engaged in such activities as decorating bulletin boards, painting posters, and serving as nurse's room and office pages. As we look back on our finished projects of the year, we recall with satisfaction the hours spent in living, working, and playing together.

Page 10 text:

' MWJX ft 91,15 lg' lf 'V Spectators grow silent, a hush falls upon the gymnasium, and a spotlight casts its beam revealing the American flag hanging upon the wall. With such ceremony, Grayites observe the beginning of each basketball game. However, as the final strains of the National Anthem fade, a cheer goes up as the fans proudly watch the 'Hounds race confidently onto the court to give each person a night of thrills. As points are tallied on the scoreboard shouts of, Baskets, baskets, baskets, boysl ring through the air. The swish of the ball through the net brings excited fans to their feet. However, whether our team wins or loses, an air of sportsmanship prevails.

Page 12 text:

E i !' Q Dedicated to their f ,. administration are L by us, their pupils. Numerous reasons view the past academic better for the future, ,E the welfare of the sistance willingly. ii Q time to help us with y i Besides maintain: ' faculty members have Q various clubs and .V chaperons on buses school-sponsored dances, not only our educators, ,g i EQ l J! gf X U H l fi Q if Q f gi X 'U 5 A All l i l - J 'IJ X U! i . X il lf ' 1 W li, lim ADMI , , i i i 1 i in l FACULTY 8 1 ,