Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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lomecoming 7 970 - mixture of ride, spirit, and fork Guitars wail. An excited figure moves ecstatically :oss a raised platform. A thousand hands clapped in ison as a crowd swayed rhythmically to the vibrations Big Brother and the Holding Companyf' Home- ming, a tradition at Grimsley, is a mixture of pride, lrit, and a lot of work. Many individuals such as aches, football players, student council and school autiful members, the Homecoming court, the junior rsity cheerleaders, pep board, and countless others rticipated to make Homecoming 1970 a success. The was crisp Saturday night as twenty-two radiant court embers and their escorts paraded onto the field during lf-time. Lisa Folk, the Reigning Queen, shared the :ry with Coach Bob Jamieson, who for his service to s school and the community was honored Saturday .o. The loss of the football game did not diminish the irit of the evening. After the game, an enthusiastic :Wd moved toward the gym to catch the sounds of Big Brotheru . .. a perfect way to end a successful ening. With an abundance of enthusiasm and tense muscles the game begins. 1970 Homecoming Queen, Lisa Folk, radiates with joy as she receives another honor.

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r. Homecoming Court - Front Row: Sykes, Silkworth, Bingham, Brisendine, Browder, Garrett, Shelton, Cauthen, Schlosser, Bass, Rayle, and McRee. Second Row: Kennedy, Brown, Cochrane, Luter, Jones, Knowles, Kelleher, Osborne, Seigler, Homecoming , -A n Ax' .. 1' 1' Q .J EV, 4 '7-r.. RQ , -a A' .. , -- PA ,- -,A--graft . lb .: vi L Q .-:ww .. I A M rfxz i4 1 ' -RW . if- S - ',g ,'i,,-F ' ' jg! H I- 192 Rivalry between Page and GHS blossoms in new forms fabouej as annual game draws near. Girls'gym buzzes with activity while in preparation for the Homecoming Dance. Queen Lisa Folk, Freirson, Pitts, Third Row: Swanson, Wilson, Welborn, Voight, Dodson, Levy, Parnell, Wrenn, Miller, and Mitchell. Fourth Row: Newlin, Boone, Dodd, Cumbie, Garton, Grubb, Heberer, Westmoreland, Bray, and Curtis. 'Gu

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Pilgrims and indians frightl once more celebrate Thanksgiving in Child Development Class. Distribution of food forjanitors Ibelowj shows spirit and concern by GHS students and faculty. Christmas spirit is borne on a wind of activities Time never ceases, and very soon first semester is nearing a close. Grimsley is caught up in the Christmas spirit. Excitement fills the air and students find it hard to keep their minds on studies. Laughter sings through the hallways. A merry little bell, tied on someone's shoelace, signals her approach. French and Spanish students have learned foreign carols. The choir has begun practicing for the Christmas assembly. Halls and doorways are decorated with signs and colors of the season. Preparations for the Holiday dance have begun. Several service clubs give parties for underprivileged children. YRC and School Beautiful members work long hours on floats to be displayed in the Christmas Parade. Also displaying their skills in the parade is Grimsley's ROTC, the band and majorettes, and the Whirling Boots. Christmas at Grimsley means involve- ment for many. 28