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

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BKCIGE QIZJ QOL! Volume XXVIII Compiled by Margie Fulp Editor-in-Chief Hanes Section Raymond Wood Editor-in-Chief South Section Marjorie Williams Editor-in-Chief Reynolds Section lack Trotman Business Manager

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I I. N Y I I It 'll I IA I, I . I lack was nimble. lack was quick. I lack didn't stop with the candle stick. I He used the contents of this book- ' I I He didn't have to look and look!! 'f 1 I , O12 f 20193 your Ol7ZflC?,5,i I Let's explore! No. it's not the dark interior of Africa or the cold Antarctic region but the 1939 Black and Gold this time. From a bird's eye View we find that there are four main divisions of the book-the three schools: Hanes, South, and Reynolds: and the feature section. By dragging out our microscopes we discover that the material from each high school is divided into different sec- - tions: faculty, classes, organization, and sports. The feature sec- tion proves to be a rare specimen worthy of some study as it is com- posed of priceless student snapshots as well as unusual sub- Il' jects of the literary staff. I I , I I I . . I , . , I 21 I7 ta I Q' I

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ClIQlZifOlZ-A1561 .5121 :Scfioof Bowan Serving as an aid in directing and siipvrvising the affairs of the VVinston-Salem public schools. thc School Board, coiiipoecd of 'lf W. Blackwell, C. E. Elberson. Ylrs VV. L. Wharton, H. Brunt. Dr. W. H. Spriint lr.. E. F. Tullock, W. lWoore. Superintendent of XNinston-Salem Schools. and B. S. VVomhle, Chairman. has served the schools both faithfully and skillfully. Their aim-to broaden the field of education bv preparing students to become better leaders ol tomorrow-has been Conscien- tiously followed and Carried Gut. For their continued Service and guidance. the stu- dents of the three City high schools offer their sincere gratitude. 'iii . NL-,gf 11S'a!!Qig,p,' 73 ' T-ff 4 g i