Granby High School - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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+l18IF' f GRANBY GRADUATES Today you face a new world, a world much stranger Than the world you have known, a new door is opened wide A door leading into field yet to be conquered, new lands Yet unexplored by you,' be not afraid, you are young, untried, Strong of will, determined to walk the road to success, Holding before you the banner of ambition, hope, trust, Having but one aim in life, one purpose, one desire The indomitable will to span the bridge, to readjust Your life to that which lies ahead, unseen, your future, Meeting with strength the obstacles that come each day, Carving out of the Rock of Life that which you will leave Behind . . . a character, unblemished, to live alway. Go forth, 0 Youth, with all your dreams and may each one Bear fruit within the Garden of your Great Desire, Fulfilling every hope, each confidence that burns Within your breast today, an all consuming fire. And going, take our wishes, deep, that you will rise To glorious heights of fame, success in what you do, Remembering through your years that we left here today Will always keep a treasured thought of each of you. -CHARLES DAY 4 i

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DOUGLAS KENT ALISERTSON Gnnnimr. JANUARY 1941 Tumbling Club lllllfll nw- think tlfljllllfll. :rethinkofturnlrliny, for he was first-rale in this sport al Granby. And speaking of firsts ln' was the hrs! boy to rercive a Granby diploma. JACK LI'l l'Ll'l'l'ON AMORY GnNnnAl, AUGUST 1941 'l'hr're are some poople :rho no th rough lifr without ever fyrtting rujlled or in a hurr!l, and Granbgfs counterpart of them is Jark, ARTIIUR DICK IKAREIELD, Jn. I.ANu1m1:ic JUNE 1941 Monogram Ulnbg President, Junior 1 llnssg I,l'l'Sl4ll'Illf, Senior Class: Track 'l'0:un. .-1 toast to Jack, our Presitlent! For two terms he has led our rla.-es through its ups and downs la rt-ach tht' goal of graduation. Unforgettable are his inlprornplu pep talks, backed by his sure support in all our efforts. GLORIA PATRICIA BATES Gl'INl'IRAL -IIINI-I 1941 Gloria, because of her lI'1illl' travel, has found it easy lo make additions to her unusual collection nf dolls and rasrs. lnlereslinfl hobbll, 1'Illt'l'f'Nl'iIlfI girl. ROIIERT RANDOLPH BEACH kll'1Nl'lRAL JUNE 1941 Monogram Clnbg Tunibling Clubg Trnckg Ili-Y. .-1 ehrerful lad with rnisrl:iez'ou.v grin, Hubby iw one of our outstanding traeksters. Of Ifrarh and .'llel'larin nlnrh ran be said. HENRY AULUS ALLISON LANGUAGE JANUARY 1941 Band Aulus is quiet, but that twinkle in his eye prepared us for sudden puns and unerpecled talents. JAMES ALLEN ARNOLD IIANKRUAUE JUN1-1 1941 A new-comer to Granby this year from Rocky Mount, North Carolina, .lim should malcc a place for himself in the world as he has here by his ejicient work and his keen wit. DOROTHY ANNE BARTLETT G1-:NERAL JUNE 1941 G. H. S. S. C.g Pep Club. A rare combination is bcauly and sweet tem- perament, but such can we ,and in Dorothy! Friendly, though shy, she approaches everyone in the same gentle manner, which accounts for her host of friends. - R. MANNING BATTEN, Ju. LANGUAGE -IUNE 1941 I'IOIT16I'0OI11 Represcntativeg Hi-YQ Q Clubg President, Stump Clubg Business Manager, Yearbookg Comet, Showg A Christmas Carol, Radio Work- shop. Manning daesn't have to rr-ad a book to learn lime In Win Friends and Influence People . llis contagious smile, his sincerity, and his unfailiny dependability are only a few of the things we like about him. THOMAS LICIC IIICALE Gnnnimi. JUNE 1941 Pulling curtains, adjusting lights, and moving sceneryfthese are just some of the things that Tommie did, for he was faithfully on duly back- stage morniny, noun, and niuhl.