Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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CULAR All of us were not honor students, nor did we direct traffic, or work in the library. Hut for each of us there were those thought-provoking lessons and exercises that trained us to reason. We often looked for¬ ward eagerly to good times, but we realize that it was the curricular work which gave us the opportunity to enrich our minds and to prepare ourselves for a constructive life. MV WJ • »

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WITHIN THESE PAGES CURRICULAR 9 Administration . 13 Faculty 13 Parent Teacher Association 18 Senior Class 19 Junior Class 71 Sophomore Class 85 Distributive Education 98 Diversified Occupations 100 Home Economics 104 Traffic Squad 106 Wheel Club 107 EXTRA-CURRICULAR 111 Student Council 112 Honor Societies 114, 128 Future Teachers of America 116 Junior Red Cross 117 Junior Classical League 117 Dramatics and Speech .... 113 Euterpe Symphonia . 121 Publications 122 Library 129 Music Groups 130 Sports 140 mth Center Patrol aents i wards ENTS AND NDEX 153 158 162 170 176 192 194 195 197 197 199 236

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Administering Schools In Vision, Judgment and Planning MR. BEN L. SMITH MR. PHILIP J. WEAVER Superintendent of Greensboro City Schools Director of Instruction, City Schools Members of the Board of Education donate their time and show sincere concern for the welfare of our school. They meet regularly once each month to help the superintendent solve school problems and plan for the future. They are. If ft to right. Dr. Raymond A. Smith, Mr. Howard Holderness, Mr. Weaver, Mrs. David M. Brown, Mr. D. E. Hudgins (Chairman), Mr. Smith, Mr. Robert F. Mosley, Mr. J. C. Cowan, Mr. John R. Foster, Mr. Fielding L. Fry. A '