Grantham High School - Grannawayne Yearbook (Grantham, NC)

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TI' uso Down L, Mm' Q Q ,qx Q Q Q we bsbuccms muff. 3 GRAINNAWAYWEQ For the understanding he has shown in helping us with our problems, and the encouragement and guidance he has given us as we endeavored to make the right decisions. . . For his willingness to make it possible for us to have more wholesome recreation and pleasure by sacrificing his time, out- side the line of duty, to chaperone us on occasions that we shall long remember. . . For his leadership in F.F.A. and in community improvement. For being himself. . . We, the class of '63, wish to express our gratitude to one who we feel is our personal and very loyal friend. f 3 l 5 1 5 'i:3!I5 nn., ---as a,

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mimum. Smrr -A Dennis Hartley, Co-Editor, Linda Jernigan, Treasurer, Dorothy Grantham, Editor, Dixie Flowers, Art Editor, Steve jones,Art Editor, Mrs. Doris jones, Sponsor, Brenda Bobby Raynor, Art Editor, J. L. K e e n, Art Editor, Carl Keen, Secretary, Judy Cotton, Circulation M a na g e r, Settlemyer, Circulation Manager. Econo Yarra FWHM Miss Fi To Mrs. Pulley a nd the second year t yping class, and willing help, the GRANNAWAYNE could not have we, th e annual staff, wish to express our gratitude and been completed. appreciation for a job well done. Without your diligent 4

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1 11 I-Ias the bell rung? I didn't hear it! ' Be careful! Don't be hossing around! BREAK-Some of the boys took time out for smoking and talk- ing. Ice cream was a favorite refreshment a nd the machine was crowded during all kinds ofweather. Thenwhenthe bell -4- ...- .... .wr Ml-mann-q Anybody for a weed? SI-IOP-We learned many useful skills in farm management which will help us run our f a r m s efficiently. Safety was stressed in our work in the shop. l 1 i V