Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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CONTENTS Personalities page 13 Faculty and Administration Classrooms Sophomores Juniors Seniors Football Basketball Wrestling and Sivimming Spring Sports Girls’ Sports page 103 Activities Honorary Organizations Publications Clubs Special Events page 123 Advertisements page 183 FOREWORD Students — each unique and individual — enter Greensboro Senior High School — a school not quite like any other. And immediately their shadotes merge with that of the school. Its traditions, its opportunities, and its lessons become a molding influence in the life of every student; while each individual who works, plays, and learns with his fellows leaves his own shadow across their lives too. With the days and the years, these symbolic shadow ' s grow and deepen — no less permanent, though unseen, than the forces which cast the shadows. This 1961 W hirligig has been designed to portray with as much variety and thoroughness as possible the shadows and shadoiv-makers of Greensboro Senior High.

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DEDICATION... Mrs. Mabel Sanders Pleasants was a true Southern lady; gracious, gay-hearted, friendly, generous. She lived for opportunities to make others happy. Above all, Mabel Pleasants was a woman of superb courage. She refused to be conquered by suffering and pain, and she teas unfailingly sociable and warmly interested in everyone around her. As a teacher she was constantly concerned about her students, holding them up to the best that was in them. All of us across whom the shadow of her influence fell are richer for the memory of her courage and for the lessons she was able to teach by her genuine worth. It is to this gallant lady, who so generously devoted herself to the good and the happiness of others, that we proudly and gratefully dedicate this 1961 Whirligig, MABEL SANDERS PLEASANTS 1901-1960

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From the day we become identified with GHS, our shadows begin to