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

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Linton-gafam .cgafzioof BOQQJ E. Elherson, Dr. 'vV. H. Sprunt, W. Mixture, E. F. Tullock, H, Brunt, B. S. Womblc, Mrs. W. L. Wharr.1:n, N. Mil From the students of the three Winston-Salem high schools comes a hearty thank- you to the School Board for the sincere, sympathetic direction and advice which they have given to the problems which confront the city schools. Eight well-known citi- zens compose the Winston-Salem School Board of which B, S. Womble is Chairman, Serving with him are Mrs. W. L. Wharton, N, Mitchell, E. F. Tullock, C. E. Elber- son, W. Moore, Superintendent of Winston-Salem Schools, H. Brunt, Sr. and Dr. W. H, Sprunt, Ir. ,..

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NTQUUUCTUQY Quite in keeping with the trends of the time, the Black and Gold staff of the three high schools decided to build this year's annual around one big word - Americanism,'. Breaking this term down into its fundamentals, the staff found that they had three separate and distinct themes, yet all were one. Reynolds High, believing Freedom to be an integral part of American life, chose to form its section around the symbol of freedom, the Statue of Lib- erty with its burning torch. Since education is a form of aspiration, Hanes High selected the wings of the American eagle to symbolize strength and soaring into new heights. Prompted by the beauty of American tolerance and music, Gray High devoted its portion of the book to Harmony. In this, the thirtieth volume of the Black and Gold, we have attempted to tie our local activities into the higher meaning of Americanism.