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

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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 ,

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A s Aidlng the school through the P. T. A. are Mrs. Mor- vin Moore, vice-president, Mrs. Tom Logon, secre- tary, Mrs. Harold Casey, treasurer, and Mr. L. H. Kimmons, president. At the first meeting, an open house was held so that parents and teachers might become acquainted. School board members, lrow onel Mr. W. M. Knott, Jr., Mrs, Amy Heidbreder, Mr. M. C, Benton, Jr., Mr. Richard C. Erwin, lrow twol Mr. Rossie Shore, Mr. Flake Steele, Jr., and Mr. Floyd S. Burge, Jr., were leaders in the drive for city'and county consoli- dation. ln order to provide better facilities for all students in both Winston-Salem and Forsyth Coun- ty, they set policies concerning this issue. Serving our city schools in new capacities were lrow onel Mr. Leo Morgan, Asst. Superintend- ent, Mr. Marvin Ward, Superin- tendent, Mr. Ned Smith, Assoc. Superintendent, lrow twol Mr. Eugene Johnson, Asst. Superin- tendent, and Mr. C. T. Leinbach, Comptroller. The Administration gave much time explaining con- solidation to the public. Consolidolion poses school board ond S