Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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ls it Good? Photographers ask Joe Woods if his french fries are good, but his mouth is full and all he can do is stare. S i mx jus- ,-qv -aug, '94 -'nun 4 ,-db Dr. Baur's Break. Yes, even principals take a break lt's Milkshake time - Lines in the Grimsley cafete- for lunch, and Dr. Baur likes to spend her lunchtime ria are long, but the milkshake at the end of it is worth with the students. the wait, Lunch 25 'still

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31, fr., Q sf If We Gotchal Surprise, Surprise Whirlie wolfer we got a picture of you, but where did that cheeseburger go? .40 Race to the Golden Arches - Junior Whirlie, Greg Burzell, is caught wide-eyed and drop-jawed at McDonalds. IT'S THE 1983-84 RACE Early or late lunch, going out or staying in. Whether you - were a sophomore, ju- nior, or senior it was a race against time, For most sophomores, the beginning of the year was the time for remaining on campus. They were left with an assortment of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, pea- nut butter cookies, and other miscellaneous items found in the cafeteria. As the year progressed, the sophomores began getting their driver's licenses. That meant carloads of sophomores trying to keep up with the juniors and seniors. Going out to lunch was something that 24 Lunch most of the juniors and seniors had already experienced. They had learned or possibly invented most of the tricks for beating traf- fic. lt can definitely be said that getting to and from Hardees, McDonalds, or Bisquit- ville in 33 minutes or less required a certain amount of . . . shall we say, blindness. Blindess to caution lights, yield signs, and occasionally even blindness to the speed limit, were some common misinterpreta- tions seen along Westover Terrace. Never- theless, when the tardy bell rang all of us . . . lmake that, many of usl were in class counting down to 3:06. Look, look Camera!! Alan Germain flashes ew smile for the G's camera while at lunch. FOR FOOD ef ez 1- 2 Qg Q. .f , W -W U ,.,. ,gif f.. iz, . M2 N M 49. , , x I, i ,. x 'T fwfr K, r .-.Mi 'CZ ,eygf MV . , S4

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Spirit Lives. As both young and old agree -- Whirlie weekends are number one especially when spent at a Grimsley football game. Planning the particulars - Kris Pappas plans for her weekend during a break from class. X. WI-IIRLIES LOVE THOSE WI-IIRLWIND WEEKENDS Weekends were a time held sacred by the weekend there was always one thing re- Grimsley students. It was the special time maining. Of course everyone saved the of the week when homework could be put best to last - The Very Last - and as aside and partying could begin. the students of Grimsley agreed, homework Jobs took up many students, weekend was the most loved and easily the most time, but the jobs around the house cannot procrastinated of all events of the weekend. be overlooked as weekend activities. Sometimes it did get finished late Sunday The money from the working hours was night or perhaps Monday morning in home- usually flitted away during the fun times. room. Whenever and however it was com- For instance, many weekend evenings were pleted, homework was a major part of the spent getting ready for a date. Anton's or Whirlie weekend. House of Pizza were some common restau- lt varied from student to student how rants to find Whirlie students on a date. weekends were spent, but all agreed that Movies were also a big attraction. weekend time was the best time of the Somehow it seemed that at the end of week. 26 Weekends Secretly smiling, Millyn Kelly thinks of the coming weekend. Wheels were rolling - Whirlies, always anxious to start their weekend, roared out of the student parking lot and wheels rolled down Campus Drive.