Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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AT A FACULTY TEA (top) Miss Estelle Mitchell serves punch to Miss Ida Belle Moore. Bottom: Guidance counselor. Miss Mary Ellen Blackmon, prepares student for SAT. A DEDICATION A school ' s power is inherent in its teachers, who over the years give of themselves as they entrust to young minds the gifts of worlds, of ideas, of purposes, of ideals — and to youthful spirits the gifts of vision, of encouragement, of inspiration. To three such teachers who have devoted more years than anyone else to enhance the worth of GHS — to Mary Ellen Blackmon, Estelle Mitchell, Ida Belle Moore — we proudly and gratefully dedicate this 1964 Whirligig. Page 6

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Published bij the Students of GRIMSLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Greensboro, North Carolina

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FOREWORD There are always the buildings, with bricks mellow and old. They change little. The campus, wide with pines, with dogwoods and oaks, whose leaves shimmer and flame and die, reflects the varying faces of the seasons. But again these changes are small, for there are greater innovations at GHS. They are evident in the faces and the attitudes of students, who come as sophomores — frightened, brash, and immature — and who leave as seniors, altered by books, by people, by thinking, by living. The pages of this 1964 Whirligig reflect the experiences — some bitter, some sweet — that produce the advances and innovations we call Progress.” -j CONTENTS Page Student Life. 9 People. . 33 Administration . . . . 34 Sophomores. . 48 Juniors. . 60 Seniors . . 76 Athletics. . 115 Activities. . 135 Features . . 199 Advertisements. . 217 Page 7