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

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MRS. FRANCES BRUCE B.S., M.S. In teaching her students the funda- mentals of domestic living, Mrs. Bruce, instructor of home econom- ics and sponsor of the Future Homemakers of America, explains to one class the essentials of sewing. 'M'7' A91 ,NU r Principles of physics are deduced from many hours of experimentation and study. Here, Lynn Campbell and Jane Holler verify their knowledge of the bases of physics as they prepare an experiment after school. Faculty members sponsor various organizations. MISS MARY CARLTON A.B. Revealing enthusiasm and concern for her students, Miss Carlton, teacher of sophomore and junior English, demonstrates proper tech- nique and usage of a pom-pam to the cheerleaders. MRS. BARBARA COBLE B.S., M.A. Showing diverse interests and hob- bies, Mrs. Barbara Coble, who teaches distributive education and acts as sponsor of the D. E. Club, enjoys raising flowers and relating accounts of her travels in Europe. Advanced art student Vicki Angel order to paint an oil portrait, which she in the annual Scholastic Art Awards contest. - I 15

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. MRS. CARRIE M. ALLGOOD A.B., M.A. Exhibiting several unusual trinkets made in Spain, Mrs. Allgood, who teaches French and Spanish and serves as chief sponsor of the sophomore class, relates to her stud- ents the customs of the country. MR. BRUCE AYSCUE A.B. Though the demands of teach- ing sophomore and junior English and sponsoring the Key Club con- sume much of his time, Mr. Ayscue takes a leisurely break by lending an ear to his favorite record album. ,, ,,, MR. NORMAN IARRINGIR A.l. Depicting himself as an avid sports. man, Mr. Barringer arranges fishing tackle in preparation for a weekend vacation, which will add variety fo his usual daily schedule ot teaching traffic laws and regulations. , Q Teochers eriioy such hobbies osiishing ond music. V MISS SAXON BRAY A.B., M.A. Traveling, teaching World History, and sponsoring the Junior Red Cross are a few of the varied interests pursued by Miss Bray, whose ex- planations of foreign novelties fas- cinate interested students. MRS. MARGUERITE BROWN B.S. Utilizing her various creative skills, Mrs. Brown, head of the Art Depart- ment, co-sponsor of the cheerlead- ers, and chief sponsor of the junior class, displays some original work in ceramics to an admiring class. Using the blackboard to prove that the given angles are equal, senior Steve McGee explains to his plane geometry class the solution of the equation. L, 5,3 - nr Q' ur.- -' -Me., ' CJ, ,.-v- .-4 . 'tar' i

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T' Flflt-year students, Bonnie Byrd, Jimmy Hammons, and Phil Johnson ill! their skill as they try to meet the requirements of forty-five words plf minute with the accuracy of five or less errors. Our instructors odvise us os we rnoke decisions. V , fi l AMERlCAN O35l i ' 1.,..x 1 1' O ! 'A l urn tt, Realizing that current events in history are vital ta the United States History student, senior Reggie Reavis carefully examines a timely news publication, MRS. ELOISE CURLEE A.B., B.M. Choracterized by her sincerity, Mrs. Curlee, who teaches Latin and German and sponsors both the language clubs and the student organization, makes some personal preparations for a teachers' tea. MRS. JANIE DONALDSON A.B. Engaging in her favorite outside activity of relaxation, knitting, Mrs. Donaldson, teacher of junior English and French and sponsor of its lan- guage club, works conscientiously toward the completion of a sweater. 16 MR. ROBERT CROOKSHANK B.E., M.A. Realizing the need of efficiency in work and perfection of the product, Mr. Crookshank, instructor of ma- chine shop, encourages the proper usage of tools by demonstrating them to the boys in his classes. r , J