Granby High School - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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orking Together Faculty and students work with and tor each other, not always in ways that are obvious. On this page, from top to bottom: Qn senior day, seniors teach classes. The original Kenneth Harris watercolor in our new library was given by the 1956 senior class. These students are not working alone, Mr. Best is nearby, Mr. Smith, Mr. Minter, and Mr. Casey dis- cussing features of the new gym with one ot the builders. On the opposite page: A library runs an paperwork, as Mr. Braun knows Students register for classes with Miss Mitchell. Mr. Maguschak sees 'that the work is right. Principals and coaches discuss prospects for the season over a ,cooling drink. Members of the physical education stat? wait for students to sign for classes. Miss Balasca tells parents about classroom work.

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Student Assistants Many of the tasks that keep our school of their time and eftort, very often with little functioning smoothly would never be done so reward but the thanks of the teacher they quietly and efiiciently if it were not for stu- are assisting and the knowledge of a iob well dent assistants. These students give generously done. Library Assistants ROW lg Nancy Hululmrd, Janet Haggard, Helen Briley, Mary Kokinis, Judy Stant, Vera Ponder, Joy Scruggs, May Lynn Goldstein, Diann Overby, Gloria Ballintinc. ROW 2: Charlotte Wyatt, Ellen Sumner, Sandra Apperson, Ann Taylor, Judy Stone, Ramona Mac- Guire, Diana Gillman, Gail Buckner, Mildred Hughson, ROW 3: Margaret Westbrook, Margaret Van de Reit, Carol Daughtry, Virginia Van de Reit, Blair Kelsey, Delores Wilson, Sue Budd, Lynn Lowrey, Shannon Penny, Scilly Doughtry, Gail Hawlev. 20