Grantham High School - Grannawayne Yearbook (Grantham, NC)

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Donald Harrell Art ELl1tOI' Eugene Cox C1rculat1on Secretary Faye Danrels Art Echtor Al1ce Thompson Manager Mrs Dor1sjones,Sponsor jean Darl Co Edrtor Treasurer junme Kornegay Cuculatron Manager, Russell Dorothy Grantham jumor Representatlve Jlldltll W1lk111S, Weaver, Ed1tor We, the staff express our appree1at1on and gratefulness 1962 GRANNAWAYNE a reahty Our project could not to the seeond year typlng class and Mrs jean Hollowell have been completed W1fl'1OL1t the help of these lnterested who have worked so d1l1gent1y and w1111ngly to mal-ce our persons l I 1 ' a

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Ebeclication To MRS. EVADEANE JONES, who has proved to be a deserving teacher, we, the Seniors, affectionately dedicate the 1962 GRANNAWAYNE. For her leadership and keen judgment in making our banquets outstanding and our FHA a stronger organization, we express our appreci- ation. Her influence and guidance, while working so closely with the girls in teaching them the skills and techniques of homernaking, have helped to develop deeper traits of character in the future adults. We shall remember the interest, understanding, and fairness she has shown in treating each of us as an individual and assisting us with our problems both inside and outside school. We, therefore, are happy to honor her in this way. 5