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

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MRS. LAVENIA ROBINSON B.S. Besides assuming dual responsibili- ties as teacher of sophomore and senior English, Mrs. Robinson also contributes much time towards the assistance of the girls in the Dixie Debs, which she co-sponsors. MISS MOSELLE STEPHENSON A.B. Giving of herself and her time, Miss Stephenson serves as head of the English Department, in- structor of journalism, adviser for the Gray Light and the Blue and Gold, and sponsors Quill and Scroll. 11-i1----if Alter school, teachers can be lound hard oi work. uns. :mm num, .Isl Maintaining as her sincere objective the training of commercial students invarious clerical skills, Mrs Teague f . teacher o shorthand, typi ' business English and law, 112 several essential symbols, ,I ii it iii 4i45N'i53 MR HOMER THOMPSON A B M A Eagerly awaiting the kickoff of an approaching game Mr Thompson who instructs physical education and serves as head coach for the varsity football team makes a last-minute inspection of gridiron equipment. 'MS MR. E. E. TODD, JR. A.B. H0Vl l9 0Cquired the name of jack of all trades through his many interests and hobbies, Mr. Todd, who instructs mechanical drawing, n makes use of his dexterity by re- Jumor English pupil Donnie Stoker keeps time as the pairing several household appliances' class participates in a reading improvement program

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MR. PHILLIP MORRIS B.S. Contributing much to the promo- tion of athletics, Mr. Morris, who also teaches driving, puts his own various skills to use by serving as coach of the varsity baseball team and end coach of the football team. MR. WILLIAM REED A.B. Combining his jovial personality with an accommodating spirit, Mr. Reed, who teaches physics and chemistry and sponsors the Junior Engineers Club, willingly offers his help to all students. After adopting a baby bird, which had fallen out of its nest, members of the biology classes take turns feeding it milk with an eye-dropper. Educators greatly inlluence our daily thinking. MR. CARL MOTSINGER ' 'sv , ,A Helping to ready the team for its f f t coming season, Mr. Matsinger, who teaches U. S. History and sociology, and also serves as an end coach of the football team, collects helmets for distribution to the players. MISS PENNY NIVEN A.B., M.A. Entering into a mood' of quiet re- pose, Miss Niven, teacher of sopho- more and junior English and public speaking, sponsor of the Masque and Gavel, and debate coach, com- pletes a stanza to her poem. Lynne Terry, secretary of the Latin Club, arranges showcase for a display of Roman figures in obserimrides National Latin Week, which was held April 22-26. ' 19 , . J s ffm V , lt I

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MRS. MARTHA WALKER A.B., M.A. Unveiling her favorite pastime, art, Mrs. Walker, teacher of junior and senior English and chief sponsor of the senior class, adds the finishing touches to her family coat of arms, which she painted as a hobby. fc. . , ,gyg , W. I if ff v 7, 0 .,,, f X fm , X 4 'ivi x MR. RODNEY WILLIAMS B.S. Attempting to simplify complex problem solving, Mr. Williams, who teaches Algebra Il and Commercial Arithmetic, alleviates accumulated frustrations as he demonstrates the functions of a slide rule. MR. WAYNE WOLFF 8.5. Associating with many students in teaching biology and sociology and as head of the varsity basketball team, Mr. Wolff has gained the re- spect and friendship of all by his continued consideration of others. Athletic Teams have The support ol the laculiy. MR. RALPH WALKER Q lil 3,Lm1'mx 5 was , Admiring the new band uniforms, A Mr. Walker, co-sponsor of the Dixie Debs and band director, visualizes the scene of his musical marchers and their shining brass as they mark time on the stadium green. MISS MARY WIESE B.S.S.A., M.A. Taking questions from a pupil's workbook, Miss Wiese, who teaches Typing I and Bookkeeping l and Il, and sponsors the Senior Y-Teens, prepares to stress the importance of basic business fundamentals. 21 I8 Mary Linda Perryman, World History student, several Egyptian rivers before sketching a map. ef-s..'r