Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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In the teeming shadows of Greensboro Senior High School, students tvork and laugh together, developing not only intellectually hut in a thousand diverse ways. They learn far more than mere facts, for they teach each other responsibility, leadership, honor, and the lessons that can be learned only by living. And as they grow in maturity and influence, their increased stature casts longer shadoivs, touching and affecting all they can reach. PERSONALITIES

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SUPERINTENDENT of Grt fn ' ' !) )ri) schools is Mr. I’liilij J. ea rr. I OPEN HOUSE Mr. W caver (right) greets visiting school hoard nietnhers and interested patrons. Growing school system Administrators and school board of the Greens¬ boro schools can remember 1960 as the year when they abandoned a dated and outgrown building for ultramodern, handsome new quarters. This gave them more adequate and apprijpriate facili- is ultramodern at heart ties for carrying on their complex and vitally important duties. It was the year, too, when Mr. Weaver flew to Russia in September as one of a group of administratt)rs sent to observe Russian schools. IU) K1) OK EDI (NATION meet ' niDiillih at the city schodU adinini ' tration liuilding. Tliey are. seated. Mrs. Leslie E. Hoyle, Dr. George H. Evans, Mr. Kichar ! K. Hunter, Mr. Richard .M. Wilson, Chairman; .Mr. (ieorge E. Norman, Jr. Standing: Su|ierinlendcnl Ih J. Wi avcr. Mr. Roh« rt K. Mo e• ley. . ltorney: Mr. I.. P. McLendon. Jr. ihsent: Mr. Jamc ' E. Perrin. PAGE 1 7