Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Some days really ... ,qrflgy are . . . but today just was. People. Beautiful. warm, loving people . . . Laughing or serious. Stndious or earefree, All as unique and speeiul as snowflakes, Each with his own separate niehe And his own speeiall set of cures and joys. They are everywhere: Laughing on the stairs or reading in the library, Sleeping in class or meditating on a bus . . . All one has to do is look And one need never be lonely again. Let's face it, we're all Whirlies. lLeftl A heavy hand on the gas results in a disqualification in the race out to lunch. fAbovej Mr. Routh pauses in the hall in one of his frequent visits to Crimsley. Frustrated bus driver Itopj notes traffic situation at Crimsley.

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I 'LN V-T.- 22 ITop left and far le ftl E ver-changing emotions of spirit leaders are shown in Head Cheerleader Sherri Blountfsface. Fred Stung Iabovel relaxes on the front lawn during his lunch period. ILeftl Kiddie Day brings out the infant in Whirlie students. Class change lbelowj serves as a time for quiet meditation on a cold, rainy day.

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ei fLeftl All righ t! With slicked-back hair, dark glasses, and a rolled up T-shirt, this student fbelowl shows his spirit on Grease 'em Day. CHS,ers Ibottoml show their spirit by performing a mock wedding at a pep rally. w .gr . .-i.,-M,f ... I , '.5. strut