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

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MISS RUTH HOLTON SECRETARY With amazing efficiency and accuracy, Miss Holton, a valuable asset to the office personnel, expertly types and files all school records and necessary reports. MR. TOM CASH A.B., B.S., M.Ed. Besidesteaching Algebra I and Il, and Plane Geometry, Mr. Cash, athletic director, also supervises the scheduling of all sports events and is in charge of awards day. Nu.. ,......---' MR. ROBERT SEVERS A.B., M.A. Energy, enthusiasm, and school spirit characterize the personality of Mr. Severs, assistant principal, who displays on interest in the individual needs of each student. MR. DANIEL MOTLEY A.B., M.Ed. Earnest friend and sincere adviser, Mr. Motley, guidance director, willingly helps all students who seek aid in preparing for college careers or future vocations. 'iid MISS HELEN BICKLEY A.B., B.S.L.S. Knowledge of pertinent affairs, modern authors, and classical literature enables Miss Bickley, librarian, to aid students in selecting material for parallel reading. MRS. RU BY BROOKS DIETITIAN Tantalizing, yet nutritious and well- balanced, the delicious lunches prepared by Mrs. Brooks, dietitian, satisfy the ravenous appetites of hungry students.

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Because of his sincerity, Mr. Woodward is held in the highest admiration by students and faculty. Behind the success and progress of our school, there stands one who has given unselfishly of his time and efforts, its principal, Mr. J. A. Woodward. Although his job is de- manding, he willingly listens to our personal problems. Always having faith in the younger generation, he supports and promotes all school organizations. Because of his interest we have received new equipment and the latest teaching aids. Also, the crowded conditions of our school have been relieved with the addition of two new mobile units. Mr. J. A. Woodward, Principal 5 Overflowing with questions relating to future plans, students turn to the assistance of Mr. Woodward, as well as the school's guidance director. Our principal's influence as a counselor has merited the trust and confidence placed in him. In their search for knowledge, students anticipate his word of encouragement and never hesitate to seek his advice. Both stu- dents and teachers rely on the co- operation he so generously gives. Be- cause of his concern for our welfare the curriculum has been broadened to lnclude two new SUbleCfS, DSYCl'i0l0QY Always willing to help with individual plans, Mr. J. A. Woodward, principal, talks Gnd lr1ClUSTrlC1l CO-Opel'ClTlVe l'rOll'1lI'1g. with senior Frances Witherington about requirements of various colleges. 22

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Mr. Wayne Wolff Having won an athletic schol- arship to Wake Forest College, Mr. Wolff acquired many other honors. Playing tackle, he was chosen co-captain his senior year and also participated in the Blue-Gray game in Montgomery, Alabama. He was also selected for the Atlantic Coast Confer- ence and the All-North-Caro- lina-State teams, He made the United Press International All- American team and led the ACC for two years in punting. His chance for professional football came when he was drafted by the Cleveland Browns and Buf- falo Bills. He completed a year with the latter before coming to Gray. Here he has taught sci- ence and mathematics. i Seniors pay tribute to Mr. Wayne Wolff for service. Mr. Wayne Wolff's three years at Gray High School have been an in- spiration to all. Whether instructing in the classroom or coaching the foot- ball and basketball teams, he has stimulated us to become more mature adults. His radiant person- ality and original sense of humor have captivated our hearts. Being im- pressed by his congeniality, the Senior Class of l964 dedicates the Blue and Gold to Mr. Wolff in ap- preciation for his service. We are indebted to our comrade for moti- vating us to seek a rewarding future. ln his two-fold career at our school, he has devoted many hours to boys' sports. He is head basketball coach and line coach for football, By serving us in beneficial if X Tommy Dixon, varsity basketball player, listens carefully to Mr. Wayne Wolff, head basketball coach, who gives technical pointers about handling the ball. 24