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

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fe-1 T111 'Wk-, ,Maw Nl 'Huw-.. Mr. Godwin checks Nancy Reeves' excuse Miss Morrison works hard making up Sched- An ollice assistant liles mail during the busy for being absent. ules for the spring semester. morning hours. One of Mrs. Harris' jobs is filing important papers. Mrs. Brown looks up the schedule of u delinquent student. i 'nu , AX

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The librarians, Miss Respess and Mrs. Ryan, examine a shipment of new books. Clinic and Library The librarians, bliss Respess and Mrs. Ryan, with their able group of library assistants, select new books, :iid students in research work, supervise the care of books, and teach classes in library work to the eighth grade students. Their warnings of Ushhln and quietl often interfere with gossiping in the stacks, but they do make the library a restful and useful place to work. VVhen the period nears an end, all students in the library rush to the desk for their permits. For a few minutes the library assistants are frantically busy. They cheek out books, sign permits, receive fines, and file cards. Soon after, however, a new group of students arrives in the library, and quiet again set- tles oyer the room. The clinic has a steady stream of customers from eight o'clcick to three. Nlrs. Bowcock is kept busy each day by constant demands for aspirin or per- mission to go home. Especially during the fall flu season the workers in the clinic constantly and hur- riedly file cards, fill out records, and care for sick students. After spending a busy holr in the library, students walt for their per nits to class. During each autumn, ilu epidc mics keep Mrs. Bowcock busy

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By emptying trash cans the custodians help keep Grady sanitary and clean. Each day the custodians conduct a general clean-up campaign in the halls of Grady. 24 Custodians Throughout the year, the custodians keep Grady clean and neat. Repairing window shades, washing windows, ad- justing the furnace and painting rooms are just a few of the many jobs this excellent staff performs. These busy men al- so work during holidays and vacations to prepare the school for Grady students. The able custodians are always ready to help Where they are needed. Head janitor, Mr. Lumpkin, confers with heads Of cafeteria, Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. Harrison. Cafeteria Mrs. Strickland, who is the head of the cafeteria, super- vises the preparaticn and serving of hot lunches. Mrs. Har- rison is in charge cf the snack bar. Sandwiches, candy bars, potato chips and 0' her light foods can be purchased at this Well-known spot i1 Grady. Through the management of these two women Grady students can always be assured of well-balanced meals.