Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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The Marching Band manages to look good, whether on the field in uniform, or at an after-school-practice in school clothes. 5 Q. . ' 'HF ,si Sophomore girls fabovel spent many hours at home and at school practicing routines for JV Cheerleader tryouts. Head Cheerleader, Alice Levy fright! manages to convey her feelings with just an expression and a gesture. , if

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'nal costumes and a perfect setting ight the Madrigols' performances. li 11 School-store helpers Lowry, Sholar, and Suggs fabouel go over order lists with Mr. Whittemore and Mr. Whitely. Purchasing needed articles at book store fleftj assures quality goods, fast service, and relief for wait-till-the- last-minu te students. 15

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Jniting spirit ound throughout Grimsley nolds individuals wto industrious citizens pirit: A uniting force which begins to become con- igious in the fall. A winning team supported by the rowd, an imaginative half-time show, cheerleaders Jreading enthusiasm throughout a student body. These re but a few of the end results of spirit, preparation, and lot of labor. To accomplish a victory, Grimsley's football team egan its long hours of practice in the middle of August, gnoring the heat and canceled beach trips. Each player ld his part, whether on the field or off, to unite the :am and promote spirit. A victory, or even a lost but 'ell played game, brings a sense of pride uniting the sam. This is the Grimsley spirit. It is found throughout ie classrooms, on a term paper or in the class play - 'herever dedicated students work to give the best of xemselves. Top-em day helps increase the ever-growing school spirit and provides a change of scenery. fill Page fabouel is a widely shared desire of GHS students e week before GHS-PHS games. In the early morning students turn to the shadowed campus of GHS. 17