Henry Grady High School - Orator Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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, un- -. M.- -.. .- .L , ATLANTA BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS Left to right: Allen I.. Chancey, Jr., L. J. O'Callaghan, Harold F. Jackson, A. C. Latimer, Glenn Frick, Mrs. Clifford N. Ragsdale, Ohy T. Brewer Jr., Ed. S. Cook. Not pirlured: Dr. Rufus E. Clement. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS IRA JARRELL-Under the leadership of Dr. Ira Jarrell, the Atlanta Public School System com- pletes much successful Work each year. All Grady students benefit from Dr. Jarrell s many contribu- tions. Working with Dr. Jarrell to make Atlanta one of the leading educational centers of the South- east is the Board of Education, composed of many able members.

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It i Mr. llerthick begins his day by bidding Grady stu Good Morning over the l'.A. system. Dedication MR. SCHOOL SPIRIT VVhen hir. Roger H. Derthick came to Henry Grady in the fall of 1956, We the student body, eyed him askance and groaned, Uh dear, here come the changesll' Ir was not long, however, before our new principal was loved and appreciated by every pupil and teacher. The changes which he brought were welcome increases in school spirit. Thus during IQS6-'57 we have gladly ac- cepted his leadership in every angle of school life. Dressed in his bright red shirt and grey suit, Mr. Derthick has personally led our football team on to victory by his enthu- siastic cheering. XVith his diligence and pa- tience he has arranged a new recess sched- ule which has benefited every Grady stu- dent. In a kind and gracious manner he has aided many pupils with their problems in scholarship or discipline. Because of his love for Grady he has created a new feeling of closeness between all the individuals con- nected with our school. VVe, the students at Grady, wish to thank Mr. Uerthick for his wonderful school loyalty, for his understanding of problems which before seemed to be incomprehensible to adults, and for his fine administrative leadership. liut, most of all, we wish to thank him simply for being hir. Derthick, the man we have fondly nicknamed Mr. School Spirit. 62 i s CZ During the morning, Mr. llerthick takes time off from his adminis- trative duties to encourage school spirit at a pep assembly. dents a cheery R fa--we !.:':ros,.p-Q0' ,tv ...- sr .ff 2v' i iii 2 fm 4 .XE Vw... ,. K After a hard day of work, Mr. Derthick leaves for home in his cur. which is colored an appropriate red and gray. , t nc,

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