Wilkes Central High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (North Wilkesboro, NC)

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Room 10 is a place where teachers can rest and forget their worries for a few minutes. CYNTHIA BARRIER MAYES B.A. English, Playmakers’ Co-Sponsor EARL D. PAISLEY BS. Math DAVID R. REYNOLDS B.S. Agriculture, Practical Arts Chairman DEWEY S. MAYES BS. Social Studies, Speech and Dramatics, Debate Team Co-Sponsor, Playmakers’ Co-Sponsor, Social Studies Department Chairman CHLOE M. PARKS B.S., M.A. English DON M. ROBERTS BeSzeViAe Social Studies, Assistant Librarian, National Honor Society Co-Sponsor BIDWELL P. JARVIS A.B. Business LOIS S. LANKFORD B.S. Business, Kappa Tri-Hi-Y Co-Advisor KATHERINE K. McGRADY B.S. Science, Science Department Chairman, Science-Math Club Sponsor CHARLES F. MYERS B.S. Band BEA PEARSON B.S., M.A. Counseling, Guidance, Student Council Advisor, Inter-Club Council Advisor ELIZABETH SHAW BS. Business, Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor CHARLES MADISON Biss Science, J.V. Basketball Coach JO MADISON B.S Physical Education, Girls’ Varsity Basketball Coach PEGGY J. MARTIN B.S. English, Cheerleaders’ Advisor, Debating Team Co-Advisor A variety of rules and attire made for a very interesting and enjoyable eve- ning at the annual student-faculty bask- etball game.

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HAZEL R. GAMBILL A.B MARY JEAN M. GREENE B.S English, Kappa Tri-Hi-Y Advisor French HILDA L. GARDNER RAY L. GREENE B.A., M.A. Latin, English B.S. Math, Welfare Committee Chairman, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y Advisor VIRGINIA O. GREENE ELOISE GILREATH B.A. B.S. English, Guidance Committee Home Economics, F.N.A. Chairman, President N.C.E.A. and F.H.A. Advisor from a dedicated faculty Knowledge cannot be absorbed by means of pills or potions, but the skill and devotion the members of the faculty exhibit often borders on the mystic. Each day they bring a repository of knowledge to the thirteen hundred students who compose the classes of Wilkes Central. The enthusiasm and skill with which they perform even the most routine tasks combine to provide each student with the opportunity to receive the best possible instruction. In a chemistry lab, an algebra class, or French class, students develop their fullest academic potential under the supervision of these dedicated individuals. The suc- cess of their instruction has given Wilkes Central aca- demic standards to be maintained with pride. Grading a student is serious and delicate work, and Mrs. Surratt realizes that fairness to each is of utmost importance. WILLIAM A. GROCE, JR. B.S. Social Studies, Home and Grounds Chairman, Football and Baseball Coach PRISCILLA HELMS B.S Science, Freshman Class Advisor, Science-Math Club Co-Advisor JACK M. HADLEY B.S., M.A. Math-Science, Green Key Club Advisor IRIS B. HILL BES: English, Junior Class Advisor MARVIN D. HOFFMAN B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Director of Athletics, Physical Education Department Chairman KATHERINE V. HARDISTER B.A. English, Sophomore Class Advisor

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Using a simple tool such as her glasses for emphasis, Mrs. Vannoy brings to life once again the rich heritage known as America for her history students. ANNE H. SURRATT Biss McA: English J. E. SWITZER B.S., M.A. Agriculture, F.F.A. Co-Advisor GHITA HELEN TUTTLE aoe Science BELVA B. VANNOY B.S,, M.A. Social Studies, F.T.A. Advisor RAY H. WALKER B.S., M.A. Sci Miss Foster indicates a mistake in an English element, saa encourages students to lear the correction, and therefore, ANNE G. WELBORN avoid such a fault in the future. B.S. Social Studies, Senior Class Advisor TOM WELBORN B.S. Social Studies, Advanced Physical Education, Coach, Hi-Y Sponsor PAULINE W. WOODWARD B.A. French, Green and Gold Advisor, Foreign Language Department Chairman