Henry Grady High School - Orator Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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' Af' ,' f.. if .f ...+4i.L.1T,,,.3 l. , L, J' ' Y f 'ss RELU From the third floor labs to the extreme Erghth Street wing, Grldy students move rhythmatlcally as the ever ebbmg, tide of their feet shuflle to und from one class to the next While in the rooms the busy scratching, of pens and pencils on paper the feet md fingers upon the floor and desk cm be he 1rd as the symphony of life at Grldy rtunbles on Down in the cufeterius there is the contmu ll echoing of the rattling md cl nnking of dishes .md snlver or the wrlnklrng and crlnkllng of lunch wrappers Across in the fields are the military cadets marching: drilllnt 1nd counting cadence to true m1l1t.1r1st1c step And then the humming of busy mmds it work steadily for their exer increasing: education ln this book we the ORATOR staff of 1953 h ne lttempted to present your fond and favorite rememberunces of the past glorious year pictured harmoniously throughout the following, pages 4 EUIITEIITS Introduction .,..... l Faculty ......... l l Seniors . ....... Zl Classes ......... 39 Honors . . . .... . 57 Sports Activities 'Sou rl Clubs Milit try Advertisements 7 er: ' i . .- ......... 65 t . 3 ' A Y J 5. A . I ........ so . , 'I I , -1 .- ....... 97 0 , - 0' 5 ' ' z ......... I I7 I G .e ...... 1-9 ' 1 Q 'Y ' ', E I K. B- , I . ' , . ' y I ' shrieking of chalk on blackboards, and the tapping of the restless ' . . ' 1 ' 1 , ' y i 4 O'i Agua ,Q 'K' 4,9 4 9 -ff ' , v O' 4 dd 51, To You, Dr. Stephens: For For For For For For For For For For For For For For teaching classes in Social Studies successfullyg having a sympathetic understanding of our prob- lems, as counselor during your second and third years at Gradyg encouraging better teaching methods and materials in classesg organizing a better, speedy, scheduling system: organizing our student governmentg giving us many special Senior privilegesg forming the social clubs, now a fond and favor- ite atmosphere at Gradyg giving us Hooplah! Dayg keeping Grady a top school in the city: installing the public address systemg always having a friendly attitudeg being such a congenial friend to students and facultyg putting real rhythm in the student bodyg being such a GOOD principal these last three years these and many more reasonsg WE DEDICATE THE '53 ORATOR Q Wur ..., ' i Q fl I kg.. ,I b 5 Zi, :' 4 42, T if ,a fx '12 ' F -3 ? ir i i' S 1, if' A ' , , , 525,43 W Z, A ,i jwfia, M ,'g,fA, , ,, fr A K W , W , ,, ' V, I ,N 1 gn . ' - 3 419? F 'N .,.,., 71+5954ggw wi7 '69wA f 5 Km , wwf, , : wyfn M fffwfwa wwf. eff tg ,mf 4 M ,-9.-xi 1 I ' a , pg ,W , 5' ,,, Y .ff W ga: , Y .1 4 , ,A I lg fl . k .Wy Qs: . 1 iffrfif 453: 'I Q , :L 2, , , W, :A 'tfffm , , fe 5 , , 2, 1' . , 'Z' ' ' , 4 fp .. ,. , f ,V,q V ,, ' ' 'w'3 4 H . vg 114 WEL, , if w ff , ,f w- ., ,M . , ,V , gl, KMMQQ, gf' 1,1 ,, 'Q . f W 2 '.,,fe3, Vw ,, 'V ' ,Aw A uf, , ,f , 4 ' . ' 53 I if ev I 5 . ! 4. IIE' A ww-, 4 5-.,!7 ? 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President MR JFFFFRSON DAVIS .MX Ylnrd Vlce President Recording, Secretary MR Euomsr Yoursc MRS J A MANN Crnrespondlng Secverarx TIPKISNFPI' MRs A MAIIACH MR C L LoNGlNo First Vice President Second Vice President MRs BURTON A Wu11AMs MR S W Rrrcr Organlzed to meet the needs of puplls on the hlgh school level and to promote and serve the needs of the pupll teacher and parent our PTA has found en thuslastlc support from both teachers and puplls of Henry Grady Hugh During the current year the PT A has done many things to beautify the school They have donated and pl lnted many trees on the campus have provided for w ilk ways and plan to have more of them bullt They h uve supervlsed the decoratmg and furmshmgs of the Student ACIIVIIICS room and bought a plano and a radro record player for use ln thls room They also have made money avarlable for decoratmg the home economlcs lounge The P T A sponsored rn co operatxon wnth the stu dent council a wholesome recreatron program They donated money toward the Annual Sllver Sllpper Ball md gave money for recreatron on class level A traflic lnght wlll eventually be put at Tenth Street mal Boulex nd thanks to the ellolts of the study group on sn tty The Henry Grady High School PT A his enjoyed md apprecnated the frnendlmess of pupnls and faculty during the year and wlll look forward to another new school year HTLHIITH PUBLII SEHUULS HDIHIIIISTRHTIDH ' 1 .'g9 19 ill I un, sn' U' ' ,Q an suns Dlx IRX IAIXRFII 1 111 1111111 11111 S 1 S S11 11111 R N 1 R lux Mx N 1111 S11 711111111 Ullill 111 1111 N NN l N Q XI lu 11111 l l .vzv , Q? HERliERT STEM Presiclcfnt VIRGIL TEDDER mn I HSSUIIHTIUH The Henry Grady High School Alumni Association is passing into its sixth year of success and achievement. The ever-growing project of the Alumni Association is to, in some small way, re- ward for school spirit shown in outstanding graduating seniors. Due to the high calibre spirit found in the entire student body at Henry Grady it is our only regret that we cannot present individual awards to each graduate. We of the Association have felt as much a part of the school as any of the other fine organizations found at Henry Grady. The wonderful fellowship obtained at Alumni meetings, as well as other Grady gatherings, has offered much happiness to all of us. HERB STEM President Vlce Piesidrnr HAZIL Hicics Sc Cretan GRADUA rioN l9i7 PA: GRMZARD 'Ireasuiu l0 igini I IT 9 -i 515555 ij J 'F Wi Ei 82 EMBL Sf Ir Isnt Miss PARKER 2' 1' s-'bm MRs BAUGHAM Miss Biwisur Miss CULPEPPFR Miss FARGASON Miss IOUNJFAIN Miss CJRINIR 'Un Az... , Miss JORDAN MR Kiwc. 'S' M . MiiiqrON Miss MORRlsON MR. CDZBURN Miss RAY ENGLISH lJEPllRTfllEllT English is important in any profession in which a student enters. The importance of English is realized at Grady. For this reason. English is required in every grade level. Grammar, Composition. and literature are Offered in the eighth through the twelfth grades. Dramaties. speech. and journalism are Ollered in the twelfth grade for those who wish to specialize. 12 Miss THOMAS 1 ve G01 A Lot elx Bunch of Coconuts MRS WALKER Mlss CARPENTER MRS DEFOOR MRS ESKEW MR GREEN MR HILDERBRAND Miss KERRISON Miss LARENDON MR LAWRENCE Miss MCKEE MR MELTON MR RUSSELL MR Wmrsrr HRTIH The Socl rl Studles Department rs one of the most rm portant departments at Grady No student could say that he had completed his education untrl he had taken World History Amerlcan Hlstory Soual Problems ind Problems ot Democracy Grady offers all of these courses and more No student leaves Gradx with an IHSUHICICHI knowledge of the world ibout hum E HRTIH Homcm lklng IS In essentr Il course In every glrl s educttlon Gfldy has an excellent deprrtment Glrls lelrn to cook sew buy grocerles and per form many other useful household dUtlCS She I5 taught to be a Qood Wlle IS well as a good hostess Other courses offered are chrld care and chlld trunmg MRS ESRIW MRS AUSTIN MISS CREIGHTON MRS GRUIIB 'VIR RUSSELL R CARROLL MISS DAVIS MR 'VlAlfHEW MR WALKER S E H MISS LIVINGS roN You Arc Drnmg MH Cru x R T m MISS CADWEI I Phxslc Il Educ Itlon IS essentlal In any boy or blfl s schedule If It IS to he I well rounded one Phxsxcll Educatlon allows the student to tllte hIs mmd may from hIs studles Ind relax for an hour Rllll Drrver Educ ItIon lS ont ot the most Important and most pr 1ctIc Il cours s ll Crrldx There IS no trlal Ind error drum done mth such In Ible md ex penenced drlver as lhfllSS Cadwell A student who takes thIs course not onlx learns to drrve, but he ls tauvht the Important lundamentals ot hIs vehIcle 14 Dfxvis MR Kwo mUSll DEPHRTMEHT A general background and an appreciation of the fine art of music are taught in Gradfs many and interesting courses in vocal and orchestral music. In the early grades. a fundamental explanation and appreciation of music is given the student. And, in the middle and last grades. Chorus. Band and Orchestra opportunities are offered those students interested in this fine art. MR. Rtixiixi i- MRs. FoR'rsoN MR SEITZ K' fl Miss LARENDON Miss THOMAS HRTM To have a good education a student must know at least one other language in addition to his own Gradw offers Latin French md Spanish Students who studs these tongues under the hne stall' of instructors profit gre itly In Grads s up to date art department students ob tain hrst rate instruction in the m mx facets ot driwing illustrating lettering ind mlm other connected studies E Ich one provides the cnthusi istic student with a thorough knowledge of etch x irious form ol irt 1,1 Mum 'Vluwc WIISIK 'vlR .lxcitsox NSSN1LI1llR FUREIGH LHHGUHGE M l ew DEP EDT HRT DEPHRTMEHT 549 srl Miss PATTON MRS. BARNES Miss FOREMAN Miss GARNER MR. Gonwm MR. GREEN MR. HALDERMAN Miss LINSEY mHTHEmHTIfS DEPHRTMEHT Mathematics is used in almost every walk of life. Grady has a very complete department. A student may take basic math, five semesters of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. A student may be sure that when he has finished the mathematics courses at Grady, he will be adequately prepared to take mathematics courses at any college or uni- versity in the country. IHDUSTRIHL HRTS DEPHRTMEHT Grady's modern and complete industrial shops provide a sullicicnt background to the fields of printing. wood shop, and Mechanical Drawing. NiR. SHANRS MR. Cl.oN1's MR. MCJRRIS Miss LYNCH MRs. SHUFEIJI' MR, WILLS Speak In Mc' Only With Thine Eyes MR. SANDERS MRS. ASHER MR. BRADSHAW K . MR. CARROLL Miss DAVIS Miss MCKEE MR SAMMONS MR Scorer-IMER Miss STAKELY MR WALros S0 Tired SUEHEEDEPHRTMEHT A student it Grxdy may take sclence courses rn gener xl biology human biology chemlstry and physlcs These courses are ably taught by our excellent staff ot sclence teachers NESS EDUIH DEPHRTMEHT The Busmess Education department 1 one ot Gradys finest A competent stall ot Instructors ofler courses ln bookkeep mg typing shorthand and buslness law MRS. DAVIS 17 MR Lwnsr Y H' S MRS. Lows Mlss SETZE MR. BAXTER EUUHSELURS Our fine counselors, Miss Setze and Mr. Baxter, are indispcnsi- ble. They are always eager to help a student with any problem he might have. They go out of their way to help students get jobs or to make it possible for them to attend college. MRS. BRAND MRs. STONE CAPTAIN RADCLIFF SERGEANT MEYERS MfSGT. TENCH MILITHRU DEPHRTMEHT Grady's Military Department not only trains our boys in marching and strategy, it also teaches them to be neat and well groomed. Good physical condition is stressed also by the competent staff of instructors. Even if a boy never wears a military uniform after his graduation from high school, the training given him is invaluable. LIBRHRU The librarians help us to gain a better knowledge of the world around us. They are always willing to help whenever they can. We of Grady should be proud of our line library and our excellent librarians. EHFETERIH UFFIEE Mrs. Brand and Mrs. Stone are our very capable secretaries. They, along with student helpers, handle all of the business of the school, which is much more than most of us realize. They are always on the job, ready to meet any emergency which may arise. MRs. BOWCOCK ELIHIE Mrs. Bowcock, our nurse, is always ready to help a student when he is not feeling well. The students may be sure that as long as Mrs. Bowcock is the nurse, the clinic will continue to have its attractive place and pleasant atmosphere around Grady. cs. MRS. CURRENS Miss REsPEss Our efficient dietitians are re- sponsible for the excellent food served daily in our cafeteria. They do a wonderful job of see- ing that the meals are well bal- anced and that they are served on time. No words of praise could do justice to our fine dietitians. 18 MRS. STRICKLAND MRS. HARRISON fka., 'Wt Fannie Hightower Amelia Weaver Annie Ward Jessle Head Beatrice Lamar The custodians are essential to Gradys staff They are responsible for the well kept appearance of our campus It is the custodians who see to it that we have heat on those cold winter days Mr Lumpkm IHHIDS The cleanliness and attrac- tiveness of Grady's halls and classrooms are the re- sponsibility of the maids, who do their jobs well and eliiciently. They do their best to see that Grady High is an attractive place in which to learn ag, lift, 4 'f E H Hansard C A Cochran L E Porter 3 1' N3 Cora Collier Opal Wynn Annie Ruth Carmich iel M try Smith Lillie M ie W itson 19 Ullll We may thank our cooks for the wonderful food they prepare lf at any time we were to visit our modern kitchen we would hnd it clean and in perfect order Our fine cooks are without a doubt an asset to our school iii L ,lg Ai ,,. f nun a 1 x Q 1 n i Q it A haw a na- I 7' MX ,ww f C-1:2 GWB Aff? 546 As we the Senior Class of 1953 reminesce over Our long hard struggle In the halls of Henry Grady High School we recall reluctantly our hrst frightening entrance to these halls of learn Ing timid tremulous subfreshmen that we were It that time However we soon Outgrew our high school infancy passing now lt seems so swiftly through our early classes until we first received our first the closing weeks of last year when our long awaited Senior rings had arived How we fingered them waiting for the day when we could right fully wear them' ALMA LUCY ADAMS NORMAN ADERHOLD JACKIE ALLEN CONROY ALMAND SYLVIA ARONOFF RICHARD AUSTIN JAM ES ATKINSON JUNE ATKINSON JOHN D AUSTIN DATIE BANISTER BETTY BARNES PAT BARR ,Q jx g . . ? ' 5 v A 4 1 . -A f K n -, Q., 1 . l 1 , . , , X Q , v ' - x X40 . T . . A L, 7 ' E , J 2 ' . ' A . 5 ' . s - 10 true feeling of being Seniors, which came during X 1 . . ' . f 'W L ' Q M 7 it , - W- YM 4?f'fWf - 'ff' ' Q . ff 4 I A Lt.-'3 . ak 22 no SYDELL BECK Q-'Y DAVID BENSON STANLEY BERMAN E L BECKER MARY JANE BELAND BEA BELBAS ANN BELL ih- .1 JANICE BENSON BOB BENTLEY JOAN BERKMAN SHIRLEY BERKOWITZ STANLEY D BERNATH SIIERRY BREDOW BOBBY BRIDWELL 'U' JIMMY BLANKENSHIP DICK BOWDEN BOBBY J BRADFORD ,ink 1? 4 DON BROOKES CAROLYN BROWN JIMNIY F BROWN 238 A A fa I V- . , IQZQ :,- Q ,,. . .. , .,I..., E .,.S,,?QA:.::., E. 3 , .V 1 I I ' f' W ,J J f I .,.- S JJLJIJ LDJ A JIMMY W BROWN BRITT BURCI-I PHYLLIS CALLAWAY ANN CAMPBELL EUGENE CHEEK JONG MING CHEW JOEL BURGESS ELSIILTH BUSBY JAMES NICK CARUsOs WALTER CHILDS IQ -5 i NORMAN BUSH JUIES CAVALIER KTNNLTII CHASTAIN iwx ANGELAN CIIOTAS DAN COGGIN 4,,,..dr LORRAINE COI-IEN ROBERT COI-IEN DAVID CORER WILLIAM A COLE PATSY COLQUITT 24 Q- 1 L V.. rf' I I A, EI I Q 'I .-- ,.,,,' , 3 I M -1 4 wi I Q .I 1 T I V J PAI: 15 3 A b.,,A- 1.5. 5 ITT: vi? aw - .b ,,.. R W ' JE, C D 1 A H , I I . Q A i: rw JOHN CRAWFORD SUSAN DANFORTH MIKE DAVIS BARBARA DEAN ELINOR DEKOVEN DARREI. F DELONG JR BEATRICE DOLOB JERRY DOMINICK MARY DONALDSON DORIS DOWNS Then wIth the begmnlng of the 1957 53 school year the Great Dly had hnally conIe At last we had earned our hard won Senlorshlp and knew that there were but nIne months yet to 50-nIne months that h Ive proved the experI ence of our lIfetIme Acceptmg our responsIbIlItIes 'Is le Iders In the school we settled down to our hlrdest year ot world We elected othcers ot our class Wllh those posts bemg won by BIll Savell 'Is PresIdent Angelyn Sanders as VIce Presldent Patsy M Icon .Is Secretary Treasurer Judy He Ild and John CrIwford were elected co presIdents of the school , . ...'. 3 , 2 ' . ' ' I 1 ' ' . . I ' - 2 '- study-preparations for college and the business .' .' ' I . I.. .3 , , 2 . L. , . A, 2 . . ,- L. , 2 , 1 - 5 3 3 . ao! - s.l,,!,x' 1 :YZ waxy W , W X A' , 10 'mfr 41 'EQ X adj .pdf RALEIGH DRENNON GENE DUNCAN Mlng Chew was appolnted head of Gradys ROTC battalIon and on October 20 l952 h and all the cadet ollicers were presented theIr sabers by the sponsors they had chosen College Day rolled around early thIs year and every Semor was found even busIner bucklmg down to hIs courses plannmg hls future and vIsItIng Wllh the college representatwes of hIs choIce PERRY DUPRE ALLEN ECKER MARILYN ECKERMAN PAT ELLIOTT Ill PAT ELLISON DOROTHY FAIRBURN 'Vw CAROLYN FARMER DONALD FIELD JULIAN FINCHER LEE FINDLFY . ' 35' sv' AQ faq Y K 'fan ll l. 5 EV ' , . , e - ..2'fS'2l',.6g55,,' gtk- 759 tl 4 Z . L .,--A L. M x N i .:., f .hw I S ni . . . . . . j E5 f j :lu . I . , . Vswr A' Q Q-I ' Il 4 ll' ' A ' 'I A I tal A . K , 'W' O Q9 , , ,' K N, N13 - - M Q C- E. ' XL ff! ' Lf . ' 1' I 26 SHARON FINKELSTEIN CARI M FLOYD .IR CLAIRE FREEDMAN GEORGE GILBERT LINDA C101 D VI BTRNICE FORRLST BARBARA FRANK RTCHARD K FRYD CAROL FREEDENTHAL ETLEEN FLSEIELD BETTY ANN GEORGE BOBB GERSON JEAN GESSNER WNW -it CATHERTNE GIRARDEAU NIORMA GLAZER LORETTA GLEASON JOSEPH GLISSON VIXN GO1 m N MII ION 9 GOT mln BARBARA GOT DWASSI R DAvm GO1DwAssiR 7 R Lx 1 .F-A i R 3 35 . X , O IQ 1 'S ' 1 V Af 2 PRISCILLA GOODWIN WILLIAM GREEN FRED GREGORY LL GRIFFIN SHIRLEY HAMBRIGHT XIORTON GRUBIR SAM HAGERMAN HOLLY HAIN SALLY HANCOCK MARY ANN HARRIS SARAH HARRIS DON HARRISON RL Q9 ,f-Q 6 40110 d'4l'f5 The football team thIs year played an excel players Lenme Jacobs and Allen Ecker and under the splendld dlrectlon of Coach Erskme Russell The Semor players played theIr last thrlllmg clnmactnc eplsode agamst OKeefes Flghtmg IrIsh and tled 6 to 6 after a long and bltter struggle November 26 was the mght of the annual grld Iron dance and there out of the eleven lucky gnrls chosen each week by the football team to be on the Grldlron Court Lorrame Cohen was chosen as football queen to represent the glrls on the court BI -lo frso KN? 1 7?-1 ' , ' , ' - -X A j 3 lent season under the captainship of Senior 6 5 H .a . . I . J X! G2 W M ,. 7 '. . I . , . , , X X v A . b . . qi 28 GAII. HASRELL BILL HATCHIER JUDY HEALD 1. A li RALPH HEISEL REBECCA HERNDON PHILIP HOI.c'OIvIIs BOB HORNIK KAROI. HOWARTH KENNETH HOWARTH MARIANNE HOWLE G I JIINI INORAAI JERRY ALLAN IRISH LENNIE JACOBS MILTON JACOBSON ESTHER JAMES HERIIIQRI' .IIZFFRIES GWIQN JOHNSON BETTY JONES GEORGE C. JONES, Ill HOWARD JONES 29 NICK JONFQ LYNETTE KAPLAN GARNFTT KEITH J 'N OHM KELI IR JFANETTI5 KFNNEDY 5 'Z' GWENIDOLYN KING SANDY KIINGLOFF JEWELL KR RICH ARD LEBLAxC lRxIA LEFKOFF IGHT RALPH LAM STANFORD LEW JOAN LIMIEHOLSF BERR TDM LA T RINGER Y Jo LOTT IAN T. NI.-XCAUl.i ' KATHLEEN MxCC 1 LELLAN PRIIQ MACLAL'GHLIx PATSY MAC 30 ox ARNOLD MAxc,HAxI Thls year the soclal clubs kept up theIr frol Icklng actIvItIes throughout the ye Ir Ind rose to a new hlgh In thelr number under the successful dlrectorshrp of Mr Paul Ozburn faculty ad vIser And on the nlght of the annual soclal club dance December 18 such Semor soclal clubs as the Wheels Spokes and Squlres had thelr mam event of the year The yearly Semor Superlatlve contest spon sored by the Southerner was held and campaIgns rampaged as the days before the Chrrstmas vaca tIon crept forward ffm an-lim. 3 JANET MAYES PETER MAYFIELD l-RANK MCCLUNG PAM MCCONIGLY MARGARET MCGOWAN RICHARD EARL MCINTURFF DORIS MEwHA PATSY MILLER HARVEY MINSK JOE MITCHELL TOM MITCHELL ELAINE MITLNER 3 X5 -, . . . - - as Q' f f . . L . . . K ' y L 2 ' 2 S X' . - - ,A a' I- , , , , I s - V f . ' - I 1, :lm it no Jw QR I ' K! ,-fl 31 5: 'Tff KENNETH MOLKNER VIRGINIA MOLLESON ED MORGAN JIMMY MOWRY BINRI IT NARMLDRI BILL NASH CAROLINE NEGLEY BILL NOLANID SAR XH XOIRIC I PAT OAKLEY JIMMY OLIVER Jo PAIGE RODDY PARKER SARA PAQKO SOLON PATTERSON ES' Q E DONAI D PI vw LEE PERRY AI I I x PIASSICR JAMES W POQI I ANINJI PRINTUP 32 M' I l xx X RMT !O ww in S XM! NNE SOLUJ fjywwe January Seniors had plans for their early grad- uation, while the June graduates held fears for the five months of school still left in existence. But all the worry was ceased, when the Silver Slipper Ball slipped upon us Once more. Seniors and underclassmen alike laid aside their books to plan the dance Of the year. Two Seniors were elected by the entire student body to rule over the ball, and be attended by a court composed of two representatives from each class. It waSn't until the night Of the big dance at the Biltmore ballroom, that the winners were dis- closed, and Patsy Macon as Cinderella, and Billy Savell as her Prince Charming marched into the hall. LIANE RAAB THOMAS J RABERN PHYLLIS RACHELSON1 CHARLOTTE RICHARDSON BARBARA RICHTER JERRY RIDEN Louis RIODON PAT RILEY JOHN A 'Z' ROSE TAMARA ROSE ESTHER ROSENBAUM .IEKVNE ROSENBERG - A! , A tr- S H 'K' , l 'W . I 1: W I , y Y . I . S 1 'A i 33 JERRY Rom NRFRC ALAN ROSENFELD XI um Rom Rll x N l 1 an JEAN SAILORS ANGELYN SANDERS CHRIS SANSON B1LL SAVELL ESTELT r S1NRor NANCT SCARBOROUGH '95 If Quan' 'C ' MORTON SEAT GENE SHAPIRO ANNTTTE STXTQN LOUIE SHEMARIA Q f faxfi 'Cu' PAT SCOTT GARY STEVE R if f SHARON SIINFR RIAN1 Smow Bohm Slxcl R ARIJIN SMITH WIIIIAN1 A SNTDTR 34 E . ! E! 6 4 A . ,- f '-' NIA . 311, Rox' . .' . SSR R A g A vb'R, , ,iz ',.,:? 7. ':':1 . , L 7 .A ga ,ian Q. I q,V, of M, ,T xx ., , , .,T:T R'E' 1'1 I A , M fl., T 5' E. ' . A , 1 A 1 A 11 M1 . . ' UAA: ' 1 W AAL fl xx!! ,NIT I ELLIOT SOPKIN JEAN STEVENS JANIES RUSSELL STEWART MARTHA SUTHERLAND MARY SUTHERLANO AUGUSTA SUTTON DOROTHY SWEET BILL TALLEY JACK TALLEY MARY VIRGINIA TAYLOR PAT ANN THOMPSON JOHN THORNTON The Sprmq hOlldd.yS rolled around wIth Grady SenIorS mikmg their annual CXCUTSIOUS to the resort Spots of Florlda and South Georgm Short ly Ilterwlrds as the bedraggled TOrmS ot the Senlors returned to thelr famed hllls Ot leirnmg CVCI' PFCSCHI The lun hlled days were sllppmg by IS sueh ple Isurable events as the Senlors Bowery Party Federal lnspeetlon Ind SponSorS Day rm to gether wlth senlors pamclpatlng huvmg, thelr hll ol enjoyment 'Ind entertalnment The event of the year the Jumor Sennor Prom wus held nelr the close of the term wIth every llth dfld l7th grlder attendmg Ind hivmg the tIme of theIr lIveS oh- l . 1 z T . 1 S. Y ' the reulnzution of leaving and graduation wus ' Q , 2 ' ' z - K . . y . - . , ' .. 1 ' ' I z ' MARY TULLIS GENE VAN BUSKIRK DONNA VAN DEVENTFR FRANCES VERNER BARBARA DALE VOLL LANNY WAGGONER CARY ANNE WALKER ROBYN WALLACE PEGGY WARIJ PAT WHITYHEAD ED WHITEMAN SHIRLEY WHITEMAN SEPA. 36 1 X 0:0 XW Y LARRY W ENSKY GRAYBILL WILLlAN1S MARY JO WILLIANIS LANDRUM H WOOTEN JOE WRAY DOROTHY YANCEY JUDY YOUNG JOYCE YOUNGBLOOD ROBERT L ZABAN MEREDITH ZARA The days were gomg faster and faster 'Is the month of May and Graduatlon Day came rushlng at us from around the corner The Sentor class went on Its annual prcmc where desprte ants gnats tiles and small rodents tun was the order ofthe day X lg no T?-JW 1.5 il 's-4 'I fs at Fmally the IIITIC grew nearer when we would have to depart from Henry Grady the spot where we had spent so much ot our lIfe and whlch we had begun to lIke so well Contrnually durlng the last few weeks we practlced our grad uatnon exercrses and became Increastngly aware great UHTCS we htd Ind to the lound mon of our leftrnlng The Atlanta Mumcrpal Audltorlum was the slte of graduatlon where John AUSIIH and Arden Smrth gave the Commence ment speeches so beauttfully and srgnlfi cantly As we walked away from the hall we thought back to all that we had exper Ienced and began to plan for our lIfe ahead In our world of tomorrow uhlch was suddenly our world of today 4, ll' .1 ,I sf J ll. 4' AJKQ an Rl 913. 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Tcnchcr: R-'hurt Sucks, Prunlunt: Hnrrv Millcxztr. l'rcx1Jcr1r: Ethel Cllnlcj-'. ,luhn Brand, Hxrach Brufler, Nancy Hrydgua, Pr-ardent: M.ur!hzn Bur. Mlur:1.u B-nllxmrc. fI.mllvr1 flnrncll. Larrs D-,nn.n Burcl. Elclth-:rm Carhcrls, l :nfy Curtu. Cl.urc Flclrlf. ,ludv KI-nhcn, Lalrry' lhrnngll. XK'.nn!l1f.1 CQx:ll'.aIrnl-. Trrnrnv 13.15-. klrrry -if Frxcdnnm, PM-v Hxll, Framcub Hnllund, .llmmy jlflly, Nnrmgm Mmms, nmkh, Maury' Lua: H1-llur, Adrimn Hamnmn..l, lf.lxv.lrJ H1 llcy. film r Svlxm Muller. Klhulca Mmm, Ann Muacmv, .luhnnv Parker. Hull Pnftcll. l.-,ng1nu, .lr-Q Mzrthaxxf. Orlll Mlnrrr-. Clzmlyn Nuwcunucr. M1 .n ,lxm l'4f!u-rtivlrl. Allen RUN-nh.-rg. Duma Sharps, Mxl.lr.-J Sh-ln---n. Kcnh P.rrxv:r, Edna: Prim-Sl-4. FrcJJ1-' Rlill. Lur Rlfhcrt. Curl Sham. vH X KK .H linux Sr 43 Anlvv, Vlrzlu- Sum. f.h.lrl..rta XX.-ln, Pgatrucm Wlllmm-, :Knnv NX! I OH-202 M Halcleman Teacher Donald McKee President George Poulakas Vice President Bill Alexandcr XX alter Bealer Haskell Boyter Pots Economy Clarence Fielding, Emer son Cenrge Not Pictured Carroll Gloxer Pat Green Not Pictured john Hart Pat Kanel George Krue ger Wilbur Lofton Alan Mandel jerry McCaslin Mary Smith jimmv Smith Not Pictured jacquclinc Stein joe lVh1le Bill XVhite IOH2I0 Miss Farguson, Teacher: Robert Connell, Prcsidcntg Mary Frances Carlton, Vice President: Katherine V'elc.l1, Sccrctary'Treasurerg Alvin Abbott, Ronald Andrews, Mary Alice Brownlow, Steve Chanos, Ed' win Davis, Bob Goelre, Jerome Green, james Gregory, jacquelyn Harrison, XVayne Harrison, Alan Kinnear, jimmy Langley, Larry Lempcrt Tummy Logan, Not Pic' tured, Alvin McNabb, Mary Moody P1ul Newmark Glen Perry lanellc Zachry IOH 208 44 Miss Lynch Teacher Daud Meyer President Pat Boyne Vice Pres: dent Freddy Benamy Secretary Rogers Grogan Treasurer Bobby Adams lvellard Allgood Not Pic tured james Caldwell Tommy C arltrn Ted C.-ilherr Howard Food man William McDeut! Stanley Melton Eduard Newman Richard Oliver Austin Patterson Neal Peaxy Rosalyn Reexcs Not Pic lured Orus Roberts Ralph Sexton Shirley Stapleton Penny Thompson jerry Williams r. . , Q 2 ' . . V' , I . ' . l' 9 v ' . . . . - . I u x . v 1 ' - v r l ' C v 1 ' , z , , ' 1 - ,. . . v V ' , v IOL 207 'Vltss Davis Teacher Ruth King President Wade Seal Vice President Catherine Smith Secretarv Sharlene Berchenko Benny Briggs Carolyn Briggs Anne Butler Jimmy Lhotas Arlene Dell Murray Dukes Joanne Forrest Carol Freeman Jerome Goldstein Betty Harr Not Pictured Tom Hester Dlckev Isenberg Carole Jackson Barbara James Camille Jennings Rom McGee Not Pictured Tom Miers Bob Nleviton Billx Oliver Gall Orenslein Rita Skott Rtbert Taylor Anne Tidmore IOL-209 Mr. Scotchmer Teacher, Beverly Stein. Pres- ident. Iris Tame, Vice President, Nancy Nixon, Secretary Treasurer. Perry Alterman. Patricia Atkinson. Jackie Avera, Joyce Bar- rier, Teddy Britton, Ned Cohen. Jean Fer- ring, James Gardiner. Larry Golson, Har- riet Hanson, Thomas Henderson. Dale Hen- drix, Carolyn lsrails. Zelda Kaufman, Bobby Keen, Gary McAuley, John McCulloch. James McGinnis. Not Pictured. Nancey Dee Mendel, Nathen Miller, Curtis Richardson. Not Pictured, Jacqueline Robkin. Billy Silver, Robert Taylor, Hubert Williams. 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E11':1111r T1 ' . 1 ' 'z 5 . 11 ' 7 511.1 ' ' 1'. ,' Y11 ccy, ' 'Q cd, 6' 1 K' - ' 4 J ' 1 4 9TH GRHIJE Hlllllflllllllll ii The mnth grade ts satd to be one of the most rmportant ones ln all the years at hlgh school For, not only does the freshman enter into his first year of studles for whlch he gains credit but he for shel lS also ellglble to partlcrpate m the many acttve B team sports basketball football and baseball This year the popular soclal clubs have been also formed ln the mnth grade, and those, together wlth the Y Teens, provnde the freshman with a fun filled social llfe if , 4 O' :nu '4 1 gallant' 9- g QF xx XX gf ew x, f Nh ll -.1 QSJ' 'T I I 9L I4 Mrss Garner Teacher Geraldine Floyd President Charles Tarlton Vlce President Tallulah Reed Secretary Treasurer Kennett Akm Phyllis Alterman Bully Beland Ellen Carrtngton Margaret Cook Carolrne Cole Carolyn Crawford .lack Davis Patsy Gor don Margle Herrmgton Margaret Honey eutt Lewrs Krueger Evelyn Lee Not Plc tured Sue Lewrs Louanne Lofton Evyonne McElwaney Brll Morse Sherrte Schoenle Rhma Shaffer Clznre Srmmons Jnmmy Tuck Loretta Warren Sandra Whttungton Dusty Wozney 47 9L I3 Mrs Fortson Teacher Joe Bazemore Pres ldent Gladney Haskall Vue Presrdent Ann Newcomer Secretary Treasurer Robert All Ingham Sarah Adams Not Pictured Joanne Alterman Peggy Ball Betty Bottoms Lyle land Wanda Dell Daud De Loach Claude Grrzzard Lmda Haskell Jerry Horwitz Brlly Hudson Vnrgrnla Vladdox Mary Merlett Gladys Mitchell Ann Moon Glenn Moore Carolyn Povlell Ivan Saul Barrie Smlth Betty Sullivan Harry White Peggy Wllkms Harvey Wollner Betty Zakas . . . ., I ' ' a s . - . . i , to 5 sqaff r ds cz C6 if , y nu 4 I 1 I . , ' 1 . , , 11 If , I y - -' N 1 ?...,g . , I - 1 A. . . 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V as I we ' g 1 ' , - H- I - 69 ,Q : if ,v V ' x 'Vi 9L4 Mr Ktnt. leteher Chtrles Roberts Prest dent Steven Sanders Vtee Prestdent Kath ertne Rogers Se retary Treasurer John Bee der Ray Baker Peggy Barron Beverlv Blass Eddte Brannon Ellen Bressler DeWttt Burns Lots Coplan Rosalvn Danneman Suzan Dollman Albert Elders Martlyn Greg ory Wanda Harrts George Heald ,ludttrt Horowttz Barry Karp Judy Marttn Kath crtne Vltller Madelyn Mts hler Rosalvn Mmog Rosalvn Sttrk Dan Trov Cltfford Vhellborn Randv Wtll-terson Etelxn Xount. blood I l 99 Vlr Latenee Teaeher Anne DeShtLo Pres tdent Btllv Converse Vtee Prestdent Gor don Heath Secretary Treasurer Bettv Baker Patrtcta Bern Patsv Brtdges Cvnthta BH! ton Soma Buford Mollte Chtmbltss Phlltp Chesnex Homer Cheung. leurs Cotton Ntnex Freeman Stndrt Htrtmtn Mtrtha Nlozo Jteklxn Murphy .ltmmv Norman Nite Oxford Chrtsttnt Ptrker Jotn Pels AI Pennewcll x1dXWCllSlf11S Seolty Thomas Jttelle Tullts Judv Van Hook Eltzabeth Vkeleh James Wtlltams Not Ptetured Bobbv Wood 48 4' M K 1 9 I Mtss Fountatn Teaeher leRow Connell Prestdent Margaret Orr Vtee Prestdent Bonneau Dtckson Se retary Rtta Benamy Burns Edward Clements Dorothx Cohen Jantce Ellts Jovce Fort Dattda Frtedman Henrx Furntss Nelson Goldman Pat Hames Vtckte Hanner Jtmmx Houehtns Harold keen Laura Laev Cathertnc Lavtson Gatl MeCrarv Jtmmx Newton Bobbx Ntxon .loan Rex Terrx Settl Nfltrtam Tull .lane Vlatts Gordle Mtllson Don Nhllson Qi 'fwsf - , , , rt I K . , ,,. . t . 6 Q E ,. 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A .. -x 9 5 Miss Mueller Teacher Mike Schermra Pres ham Bache Secretary Treasurer Bill Alex and:-r Benetta Backus Larry Dobbs Connie Goodwin Will Hale Jimmy Harris Lillian Harris Connie Justice Tim Kelley Ann Landrum Janette Mayo Shirley McDaniel David McGinnis Jacqueline Murphy Herby Reese Carol Rosen Ada Rosenfeld Jerry Taitz Dorothy Tillem Roland Wallace Char1ene Watkins Wertona Whiting Diane Wilson Hana Zimmerman 9Ll2 Mr Morris Teacher Tommy Scarbrough President Donna Shope Vice President Wayne Lightsey Secretary Treasurer Not Pictured Ronnie Balser Ivan Berman Mary Jo Cook Jimmy Hanson Richard Har! Judith Haskins Wanda Leake Not Pictured Jimmy Morris John Poxtevent Charles Ros enberg Barbara Sorner Neal White Burton Williams Julian Yudelson Charlene Zimmer lT'lTl di 'Q 16 9L I6 President Shirley Knelt Vice President Frank Barnes Secretary Charles Arledge ,Ink Bourne Jack Cochran Anne Curran Eddie Erbesfield Beverly Frmkltn Ben Gober Ann Groves James Harris Harvey Hillman Sue Jordan Marilyn Kenady Anne Kmney Lillian Ianders Kxthleen leland Mary Elizabeth Mann Darlene Maxson Jerry Vlilthell Dixon Nash Marsha Novak Thomas Olver Roswell Smith Nllarshxll Solo mon Shirley Taffel Beverly Taraloot :. ' if ' ,. s f. B f 'int In X I 1 it af, , ' 9 1 . V 3 ', I' . Q .Va - in . I , 1 i ' A, ' ' , - . ' f If .i v . , , V 2 Y r Q ' ' V I I u - I ' - . . , . , , . t I 1 V t . ident, Angie Gaines, Vice President. Bing- Miss Foreman, Teacher, Harriett Hayes. 1 - 4 - 1 ' 1 - I ' 'I n . 1 l v ' y ' ' u A I 1 I y V 1 ' ' ' Q - ' I ' . ' ' 4 . ' l v I l I . .' - h ' - ' . .' ' ' . 7 V r 7 ' ' . I lim ,--1 I I - , - .2 ' . . af - .Ni 15, Q, I I - 1 . . wt . , i Q so h . VA i 4 in X, a , ' ' ' ' -B: J 1 Q: 5 .. -1' -V lm 5 . 1 ' '. .1 w I Mil ,.: I . -this gy P, v N A 1 ' ' Y H I In I J -, f . ' . IW: '4':' :' .' 4 . ' N g 5, 9 ' 1 :'11,ii',. ' It I - A. , . yt 3 -1. 1 A -A , A f VV U gi vlnn ,, A V . T' ,D F A . 1 , 'A . V 1 4 I ' i ' ' ' -n 9 7 Miss Grrner Teat,her Harold Clem Pres: dent Peggy Spurlm Vlce President Susan Mllner Secretary Treasurer Beverly Arnau Hershene Arnovrtz Jerome Brute Esther Bryan Georgla Chafin Norman Lhafhn Charles Lhastam Hazel Colson Kenneth Denms Lois Grllespre Joel Grayson Doro thy Herrington Lerghton Huske Barbara lsenberg Beverly Johnson Lynne Llghtfoot Norman Oslrau Helen Petkas Jackie Rose Dons Smnh Patntla Thompson Yvonne Thompson Vlary Whnsenant Wmkre Wxlkm Fred Wrllrams A I 9H2I3 Mrs Defoor Teacher Gall Whrtaker Pres :dent Mrckey Redfern VrcePres1flent Elame Saunders Secretary Treasurer Hugh Bertram Don Bloodworth Suellyn Bruton Larry Buchanan Gene Chasm Sara Cut ler Larry Erthendge Pat Kltros Rtchard Martm Bxll McIntosh Tanme Morgan Maxine Myers Stanley Ray Dale Stauber Inez Stroud Robert Thomason Amta Vrener 50 9L6 M Matthews Robert Stovall PreSl denl Molly Brown Vle Presldent Ted Reddy Setretary Jane Ross Treasurer Roger Adair Judy Baer Bobby Barrier Flame Benamy Ilene Botk Howard Burn ham Meredith Lhesnut Charles Eberhart 'Warvm Funberg. Betty Gxllman Vlark Haas Bonnie Harris B tty Jones Douglas Law hon Ruth Lexln Carol Viaton Armin Mater Stanley Mtlt Lester Pazol Florente Rltha dson Leone Richter Alun Sugarman M1 hael Willson 'Vlrss Morrrson Alys Lhevt Presrdent Bobby Dunn Vree President Arlene Huggins See retar, Treasurer Betty Alexander Vlary Aho Vrola Benshushm Frank Blaek Jaek Brtdv Carolyn Carv Barbara Cox Irene Ersenstern John Falrburn Ann George Charlotte Hams Judv Jenks Mrehael John son Gall Lawson Ann MeClunr. Babs Rxdo Jeamne Sutton Bully Sutton Rhalda Sherbell Elame Smrth herald Speneer Eve lvn Wood Larolme Vloodall 9H2 Mr Jaekson Teaeher Kenneth Barr Pres Brrdges Seeretary and Trelsurer Zelda Ajouela Warren Allfeld John DeLoaeh Juanita Durham Johnny Hadley JoAnn Huteheson Mrldren Johnson Exerett Mrll lean Lamar Rogers Fred Sutton Barbara Shrlhnp, Edward Thornton Dlek Tooke Jack Tuek Edward Whrte 51 11 HE: 'vlr Melton Te teher Tommv Bowne Pres: dent Ted Morgan Vue President Lamar Stanteh Seeretary Treasurer Sam Brrnkley Elrzabeth Carter Ross Lenker Nhke Cowan Frames Dezeale Naney DuPre Arnold Edge Wrlma Fmeher Calun George Milne Gruber Ernest Herrrne Jlmmv Jones Ken ncth Klndsvater Larolvn Krrk Beltv Jan Ktrkland Mary Lttrmer Lonstanee Lrttle Mary Martln Stanley Vlrslow Judith Mob lev Ed Pendleton Edward Tappan Drew Tur.p,le .J - Q3 .2 'V 4 Eg , ' ' ' 3 A Q X Q P , A, K4-if ,.e, , sv ,.,.. . 4' y f E Y . ,I ,.,, 1?-rx, s X X er 1- 1 T X ' 'F ,.,. . E, ' 5 Q e, K ' 'ft 9'-,8 ident: Sandy1M.arcus:. Vice Piresident. 8L-308 Miss Creighton Teacher Jack Paller President Morton Shultz Vice President Louis Josey Secretary Kathie Attrrdge Wayne Blankenship Joyce Cawthon Not Pictured Norma Croker Marne Edwards Mary Gleason Dana Howe Glorla Hutcheson Bobby .lanko Elaine Harper Jimmy Little Carolyn Lmdstrom Emllyn Reeves Morton Shaffer, Carolyn Strickland Becky Sutton Stephen Tenenoaum Gloria Waldrop Katherme Wendt 8H .,-'PX 1 Xl 1.1 Xt.-.' X Kiev 300 new Sth notes assembled in the cafeteria the yacklty yak sub to the homeroom off somewhere would we ever find the route agar by ourselves friendly upper classmen the dash to get to the nex period on time pep rallies the excitement of the first football game ou team the band and freshman caps the square dance for underclassme Danrel Secretary Treasurer Barbara Boockholdt Anne Brooks Loren lvre Sandra Lam mid term Goodness' Were we ever new at Grady Havent we alway James Melton Clark Parkms Karen Williams Bobby Yarter Kent Sutton Paul Posner been here, Mr Clonts Teacher Jack Warren President Douglas Eaves Vice President Hugh 8L309 'Vlrs Grubb Thomas Taylor President Dorothy Young Vice President Norma Brlllrakrs Secretary Treasurer Donna Altman Larry Bames Jlm Cole Dons Dennis Sharon Friedman Robert Gibson Judy Goodman Ann Holt Carol Jordan Josephine Lynn Eddy MacClellan Donald Mathis Not Plctured .hm McClung Nancy VlcMams Nina Nauman Nancy Noah Estelle Peacock Revelle Perga ment, Jerry Shapiro Bruce Sherwin Janice Townley Roger Ward Jack Weissman Joseph Weisz Margaret Woodside 52 wi' Q 'x Q ' -I K . X 7' '- 5 , ' J l 1, ' I .' t lf ' 3 J ' , tl V , X Q Q , , , - X .vp . f I 1. U K ' fy N - e X, Q sides . . . speeches by student officers . . . the roll call . . . that winding tre M g . . ' y s 1 ' 1 y I - A v .1 is i ' , 8L-3I0 Miss McKee, Teacher, Barbara Barnes, President, Carol Cheek. Vice President, Joyce Curry, Secretary. Paul Roberts, Treasurer. Mary Eileen Brooks, Nancy Clark, Betsie Chotas. Hlman Cohen, John Davis, Curl Dowell, Dan Goldwasser, Martha Gregory, Carol Hadley, Martha Hill, Edward Lee, Sara Myrick, George Peppas. Sammy Pope, Susan Schreibman, Thomas Self, Danny Smith. Tassie Soublis, John Sutton, Alan Thompson, Sandra Waldrep, Sharon Wynne. 8L305 President Garland Smith Secretary Helen Bearden Betty Belcher Dwoskm Donald Ewalt John Ferring Carolyn Fowler Barbara Godbout Humphries Eyelyn lmbach Harrv Jackson Vlike Jones Arlene Kingston Betty Westbrook Mr Hilderbrand Teacher Bill Sorrells President Lynn Barfield Vice Bricker Burns Edward Byrd Jimmy Carson Jimmy Crawford Dianne Not Pictured Carol Hames Bill Harris Penny Herrington Sue Hiler Fred Thomas lawson Morris Levy Achsah Posey Janice Rogers Charles Saacke O Miss Bennett Teacher Rhea Converse President Elaine Grlner Vice President Jackie Schacter Secretary Treasurer Sara Askew Eddie Carswell Dennis Davis Joan Drake Not Pictured Marcia Fitterman Carole Fowler Billy George Peggie Kanel Raymond Lawson Barbara Lyons Phyllg Miller Jimmy Murrav Edwin Nash Harvey Pearson Martha Ann Peek Jackie Randitt Eugenia Rice Vic Schreclt Carol Stephens Eddie Stone Janet Sutton Robert Tappan Billy Taratoot lee Weinstein Judy Wilson Rosalind Zion 53 4 I- ' - y - - t , - Q ' ' v ,H t - H ., ' . ' , 4 ' . . ' . . , ' . . . . - . y . , Q- v -i + s 1 - N .A u ,. ' . . A . . . i i.. ' . ,, . ' , . ' A .A. . b. , A . ' . . . .. , l . ,' I . - . 3 .. . , , , w . 8L-302 Mrs Davrs Wrnlueld Vlothershed Presldent Ned Noun Vnee President Rrehard Sale Seerelary Solly Alexander Martha Almeleh Elrzlbeth Barrett Helen Rrodv Sxlena Burnett Julranne Chambers Vlola Cowle James Daniels Carolyn Delllnger Jane! Floyd Don Grrvan Moses Goldberg Plul Hun Jerlld Hurt Anlla Holbrook Aurellx Knrghl Louls ledford Eileen lltlle Chlrles llNll1L.Sl0l l Andv Lovelaee Libby Mannrs Annetta Mv.Connell Mlldred Morris .lerrv Plp.e Htrltn Perkins Etta Reynolds De mnt Spettor Jatk Wrllerson 8L II ley Vlce President Beverly Daniels Emily Cnlbert Bxll Goldberg. Tamara Gunsard Faye Hammond Chuck Handle Joe Hayden Suzanne Hemrlck Gaye Holcomb Bonnre lsenberg David Koplon Daniel Parker Evelyn Podhouser Ronald Pollock Marjorxe Robertson Edward Sehnerder Rosalind Slsselmtn Sonvi Sltrk Annette Nfalenza Jlmrny Voetlls ,lerrv Whrtheld Bully Wilde 8L3I2 Mr Carroll Ellen lson Presrdent Brll Sums Vlee Presrdem Mary Jo Hudgens Seeretary Emrly Adamson Jlmmre Andrews Angela Chutas Frank Hannah Sylvia lafkowllz Hugh Vaughn Lane Gary Lelf Charles Levy Ronald Medlln Celia 'Vhslow Jimmy Murray Jon OKelly Peggv Parrlsh .loyee Plyne Nonl Rend Fred Roaeh Sandrl Ronm Not Pntured Stephen Sehnender Shxrlev Sexton Judy Smnth Anne Speneer Walter W lbanks 54 X , A- A j ,, af -1 , 'x.. ' ', A. ,. , . .in - f g- -. ' m , f. l f . . . . - . . y 'Q . , V . . 4. 2 ' , ' ' ' 5. ' ' A . ' I ' ' ' . ' , ' , . 3 1 1 2' . A 1 . . M Mrs. Eskew, Emily VanBuren, President, Gene Smith. Secretary-Treasurer, Freddy Aftergaut, Suzanne Bartley. James Benton. Martin Cohen, Carol Crow- ' ' ' -v I U . V '. ' - ' ' . . ' . ' h 1 Q' 8' . lvl , 9 . . .' - - . 4, - . 5' . . ' . u ' ' -' , , .. , . , . ' 8L 306 ,am Mrs Austm Teaeher Garl Morrtson Pre rdent Bette Lrles Vrce Prestdent Joel Butler Secretary Sandy Atkrnson Anne Boyd Rosalyn Cohen Frances Chandler Arthur Deehowrtz Drane Dral Hal Fetzer Faye Fogg Kaye Fogg Catherrne Happoldt Cary Hewes Charlene Hough Madelyn Janka .lerrs Karr Srdnev Masses Drtkre McCauley Jean Norrell Vrckr Norwood Wrllram Parker Eugene Pearson Carl Peavy Not Pretured Derry Prtts Not Pretured Wars Prrest Ndrrgaret Savage Donny Seay Not Prctured 8L3l4 .4 in AW YP- Mr Shanks Teather Edward Brandt Presrdent Sue Bruee Vree Presrdent Leonard Hagerman Treasurer Sammy Aroughety Steven Breler George Boguslavskay Randall Breedlove Maleom Brrggs Walter Brumrt Steve Chazen Patrrua Clapp .lerrv Coffee Alver Cohen Crrspy Crawford Diane Danneman Helen Eberstern Sandra Elson Cordelra Evans Leonard Frank Donald Glass Tommv Pepper Patrrua Prtts Tommy Walker Teddv Wern traub P rtrrut Whiteman 8L 307 itil' Vlrs Asher Creme. Hrll Pres Jerome Andrews Nree Presrdenl Jane Adams Seeretary Brll Hobgood Treasurer Carmen Allen Don Baxter Phwllls Betk Morrrs Berth Harrret Braneh Landw Carmer Betty Clarkson Julra D nnrng Jaequlrne Cnarrett Charles Hanson Dorothv Johnson Helarne Kaufman Edrea Kessler Bills Knrght Jerrlta Lea Crate Mtlntosh Elaine Rav Bonnre Smrth Thomas Smrth Jerrrlvn Starnes Ronnv Swerrzcr Dnrothx Wharton Jrmes Vhlsnn Bernrrd Vlarson Not Prttured Jrne VS nrkrns 55 1' Mr Rumble Barbara Ayo Ronnue Bernsteun Tom Branch Roberta Brown Sandy Cohen Carol Cook Martha Cox Rex Dantzler Jerry Donham Annette Deody Paul Euchel Jeffery Erskune Mary Fernandas Vary Gubson Marlune Funeroff Lydua Gullespue Jerry Horowutz Eluzabeth James Lunda Johnson Lester Jones Joyce Jones Lonnue Kantz Duck Konkle Carlene Lewus Ray Mewborn Thomas JoAnn Reynolds Bonnue Ruchardson Kathryn Rocker Vuvuan Rosenfeld Eduth Rubun .loan Scanlune Harruett Schaffer Buddy Sheahan Janet Smuth Ellen Smuth Morray Solomon Nyles Spurlock Sandra Stokes Tommy Swartz Gordan Swyers Brute Tanner Not Puctured Ira Tullem Nancy Van Cleave Duck Wumer Marte Yancy Margaret Young SENIORS Alma Lucy Adams Jackue Allen Pat Barr Mary Jane Bel'und Bea Belbas Shurley Berkowutz Joel Burgess Duck Bowden Angelan Chotas Perry DuPree Dorothy Faurburn Norma Glazer Joe Glusson Gene Cheek Dorus Downs Davud Goldwasser Phullup Holcomb Karol Howarth John Keller Patsy 'Vluller Bennett Naramore Carolune Negley Sarah Natruca Jummy Oluver Barbara Ruchter Muruam Sumons Russell Stewart Martha Sutherland , N- Mary sutherlana Pat Thompson Peggy Ward Joe Wray Judy Young Meruduth Zara Landrum Wooten 56 .AV A14 'vlrs Shufelt Judy Dekle Ruchard Franco Martha Gruzzard Betty Lou Morrusette Carol Promnutx Sudney Reese Eugenua Sparrow Bull Speegle Muke Trotter g . Moore, Diane Nicholson, Not Pictured, Mary Neal Perry, Barbara Ann Pettys, . 5 ' o- L GY -, A , ix- , Mr Sentz Davtd Austtn Susan Avery Bob Barrrer Joe Beeknell Mike Biggs Maryana Btllmgs Not Ptctured Bull Bowen Rosalte Brookshaw Mary Gene Brown John Busby Clayton Callaway Luetle Cantrall Mary Beth Carpenter Ltnda Chnstman Dewald Cohen Betsy Cook Rtchard Cook Sarah Dantel Jlmmte Dubard James Dunson Joyce Edwards Charles Ftlmer Brownle Flowers Norman Fred Phtltp Fnedman Not Ptetured Gary Gelber Stanley Goldman Btll Graves Elwood Ham Betsy Halberstadt Bobby Hall man Gall Hardmg Meltssa Henry Ltnda Jatobson Vnrgtnta Jacobson Ellts Jones Btll Kelly Not Ptctured Sandra Leath Stanley Lewis Davtd Lyon Kay Mac Cary Stanley Mallach Davtd MeCrosky Thersa MeDantel Johnny McGee Kenny Monroe Gene Newman Peter OBrien Steven Paul Dal Rawlms Marty Sanders Lm MeKtnley Mavrtce Kru1,men Not Putured Sylvia Sayre Tommy Sessions James Sharpe Dwtght Sheftall Not Pictured Pat Starnes Jlmmy Stubbs Horaee Surles Mary 'lttus Bully Trammell Edith Trttton Johnny Underwood Mary Ann Watt Bob Webb Jerry Wenngrad Louis Wells Pat Whrtehead Not Ptctured Barbart Wtggtns Bull Yary tn Mary Lou Happoldl Martha Starrett 57 Darrol DeLong Marilyn Eckerman Patsy Elltott Rtchard Fred Vlorton Gruber Ralph Helsel Garnett Kenh Jewel Kntght Mtlton Jacobson .loan Ltmehouse Vlfglhla Molleson Harvey Minsk Lee Perry Arden Smlth I anny Waggoner F FE E7 Nr WV First row I outs Rigdon Parliament tri in Second row Bobby Hornik Treasurer Norma Gl tzer Secretary Ming. Chew Vice President Priscill 1 Goodwin President in 41 Miss Cui i i Pvt-R NR toNvxk. o o 1 ounix 3 Sv Z 4 N 7 -1- 0 No higher honor cm be conferred upon a junior or senior tt Henry Grtdy th tn the election to membership in the Senior Nation il Honor Society The fundamental objectives tor which schools tre instituted are represented and recognition is given those who hive attuned high scholftstlc records by this worthy association The purpose of this society is to create an enthusiasm tor schol trship to stimul ite 1 desire to render service to promote letdership ind to develop ch iracter in the students ot Americts high schools First row-left to right: Beatrice Dolob. Esther Rosenbaum. Stephen Paul. Louis Rigdon. Bobby Hornik. Barbara Dean, Dewald Cohen. Second row-Marianne Howle. Sandy Kingloff. Lue Robert. Arden Smith. Robyn Wallace. Ann Campbell. Charlotte Richardson. Third row-Ming Chew. Virginia Molleson. Carolyn Farmer. Edna Peacock. Phia Peppas. Catherine Girardeau. Meredith Zara. Norma Glazer, Priscilla Goodwin. Fourth row-David Coker. Dick Bowden, Donna VanDeventer. .ludy Heald, Morton Gruber. Angelyn Sanders. Myrna Lafkowitz, Darryl Delong. Demetra Caronis. till 0 A select group ol pupils is th Junior Nttion tl Honor Society This organization composed ot students from the ninth md tenth grides who have excelled in le tdershlp schol trship chlrtc ter md service strives to mtlse its members better citizens by helping to create ln enthusi tsm ot education in the etrly xetrs ot high school N ii left 10 Wand right Carol Promnltl President lzdith Trittcn Louis Wells Secretary Miss FARoAsoN A-Ilan., First row-left to right: Patricia Starnes. Iris Taffel, Rohyn Srochi. Melissa Henry, Second rovs-Doris Mclilwhancy. Rita Skott. Norma Shetzen. Kathryn Tuntis. Edith Tritton. Third rowAC'aroI Promnitl. Kay Mcfary. Anne Metcalf. lileanor Walton. Fourth row-David Austin. Clayton Callaway. Louis Wells, David Geffen. Tommy Shwartz. Jimmy Duhard. Absent-Nancy Mendel. .-........a,..,,,,u.,awmg.fW...J,,.......,,, ,,....-...- ZLL it 2555 3522 , f M. ' if vi w f J l' ,M .v,, at ,M 'fill .ltl 'l 11 V BETH HUB Seated-left to right: Susan Danforth, Vice President: Angelyn Sanders, President. Standing-Barbara Gold- , The National Beta Club, accepting members who must have a wasser. Secretary: Marianne Howle. Treasurer. B average and must be recognized by their teachers and a Beta Club committee for their capabilities in leadership, scholarship, and character, is an achievement-service organization for high school students. Its objectives are: To encourage effort, to pro- mote character, to stimulate achievement, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school. MR GREEN Dantorth loretti Gleason Viutn Golden Third row Gene VanBuskirk Carolwn Farmer Judv He ild June Atkinson Noimt Glazer Fourth row Marx Ann Hovxle Jo Paige Angelyn Sanders Charlotte Rich irdson Doris Niewhz Bobby Hoinik Fifth rovx Dnid Coker Darrlxn Del ong Dick Bowden Don Brookes Jerrw Dominick Morton Gruber D ,-.. . -..-, --..,-.. . ......,.e. ,--.,..- .D . -.,,, . , ,, , ' . '- ' ' i A . ' . ' ' ' z 1 . . t ' 1. f ' '. sw Sv A INV EIVITHII CLUB ' ' Seated: frontvfharlotte Richardson. President: Back- Susan Danforth. Vice President: Standing: front to hacls- ' l A I . U v Marianne Howle. Treasurer: Pat lillison. Recording Sec l am a Junior Civitan. To twenty-six outstanding girls from rctaryz Carolyn Farmer. Corresponding Secretary. the senior class this sentence from their creed presents a challenge. A challenge to uphold the high ideals of The Junior Civitan Club. A Junior Civitan is a friend to all, a believer in true democracy. a loyal citizen. a leader in her school and her com- munity. and is always a diligent worker. The Golden Rule is at all times her motto. Miss FARGASON Dame, Zim limi' .-' l'xIllLlC7ll- Shu Cx Bciltoxsitl Hnhun Croldxx issci Shulcx Whitcmxn N mu Sctrbrough Third row Nltrx Xnn Hoxxlc I X Nlslllx C rolxn P urnci Susin Dtntorth Xnnc Printup Vixitn Croldcn l-ouith rom Xrdcn Smith Xngclxn Sindcis ludx He ild Norma C lm.r Pr s il 1 root win 1 h I l it lllison Ch ulottv. Rich irt son .... .....,...,, 5- x , l 6- 1' x 1 .. 4 s ., 351 X gf Qi , . F -. , - 1 iv! 5 .- .l t K . , ff I .-,. . . C' ff , Q I ' First roxy-left to right: loretta Cileason. Patsy Macon. Doris Nlexsha. Phyllis Rachelson. .lean Dennis, Second roxy-Sandy 'A gn . 'IQ . 1' an 1 1 'ut Li.t'1 'y 1. A Ar 1 1 r '. .can 'an Hu '. a v a' 4 1 ' ' ' . 'a '. ' ' if -, 'Q fa 4 sg, iam Aic'ltC' l',Fil't 'ou'-'Q J' .'t' X tl . 3 KE! ELUB m imaaaaa ., 5 iw - I WWW 3 8 '-.-3' x Wig X S B M , . x , 'H ' :Gaul IQ' 5 Q, , El-ff:-gn ' 7 1273! .'f J' YV ' AY .. .1 .., , Y Left to right: Jack Talley, Secretaryg John Crawford, President: Bill Griffin, Vice President. ln October ol l947 the Henry Curidy chapter of Key Club International wis organized as a junior division of Kiwanis Inter national Thus the Henry Grady boys are a part of the total membership oi twenty thousand boy members of the Key Clubs in the United States and Canada The organization stands for high scholarship and leadership First row Left to right Stanley Berman Pete Brandt Allen halter Eddie Holley Sidney Reese P D Cleveland Second row Harry Evans Mike Trotter David Meyer Bill Savell Htrmon Morgan Third row John Hirber Tommv Swartz Pit Scott lack Rudolph Jack .Iiclxson Fourth row Jack Talley Billv Griffin 64 , L c if 1 ' ' ' - - , , 5. L , . . K. , , ' ' - . , . ' V 'X V ' - . 3. 4' 7-'Vx HUILL HDD SERULL Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. ln order to be elected to membership a student must excell in some phase of journalism and maintain a scholastic average of 85 or b Left to Right-Reva Hirsch-Treasurer, Milton Goldman-Vice Pres- a Ove' ident, Katherine Girardeaup--Secretary, Absent, Pat Scott-President I lxerrison Q31 ii 'l ,Q 3-wusnsmnsnansuuug 'Q .ii Q XX X mv, JU O6 QQ nf ? Y i 'Y A Fira! Row Left to Right Sandy Kingloff Carolyn Brown Rosalie Broolftshiw S4cm1tlRrm Left tu Right Reva Hirsch Sherry Bredow Patsy Macon Esther Rosenbaum Thin! Rim lift Io Right Katherine Girardeau Nl try .loe Williams Susan Ward Myrna Eidson fnurzlz Ron Ltfr zo Right Angelyn Sanders Jo Paige lzflli Ron Left to Rithf Allan Rosenberg Milton Goldman Carol Freedenthal 5 Sis v i x .X c Lw.,v 1 1 x , o .Ls 4 Q 5 ., 5' , td 3 , 6 Q U S' Q . 97, Y ff' . H .. I 0 L ,J 4 ' 9 ' it 4 ' Q t l - , X ij f aj fi FL 5 Tiiifwjjfif 2 VHRSIT9 'fl if S 3 -ff . VARSITY FOO'l BALI. SQUAD Left 1.1 1-ight, l ir-,iz Rmv: Lofton, WOOICH, Brandt. Childs, Ecker. Jacobs. Trotter. McDevitt. Green. J.: Davis. Connell. Second Row: Golwon. Spurlock, Meyer. Savell, Reese, Jackson, LeBlanc, Stovall, Fincher. Field, Mannis. Samson, Evans. Brooks, Third Row: Bowie. Barrow. Shaw, Kinnear, Longino. Williams, Alexander, Hale, Hagerman, Cohen, Brcssler. Fnurrlz Row: Cleveland, Seal, Windom. Bentley, Green, P., Duncan, Morgan, Burch, Mowry, Volt, Austin. X x X U dau-JN ' J' l o,?,, 'D W t . Q fic' . 4l'!f M, 'Y COACH Harnemux, Cmcn RUSSELL, COACH JVJATHEWS Paul. POSNJ-.R, Jorix Ciuwieoitin, Ennis HOLLLY, JACK BRADY FUUTBH WALTER CHILDS GENE DUNCAN P 4 f Q BOBBY CONNELL L JEFF DAVIS HARRY MCDEVITT RICHARD LEBI-ANC SIDNEY REESE BILL SAVELL SAMMY HAGERMAN 5 ' u .. Thqo -- L ,Q CHRIS SANSEN HARMON MORGAN JEROME GREEN DONALD BROOKES HARRY EVANS BOB HQRNIR PETE BRANDT RICHARD AUSTIN WALTER STOVALL I WILBUR LOFTON LANDRUM WOOTEN NORMAN BUSH 9 4, ll NORTH FULTON GAME Grady 14 - N. Fulton 6 SYLVAN GAME Grady 6 - Sylvan 6 GRAYBILL WILLIAMS DAVID MEYER EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Fifzsz Rmv: Parker Hum hre s , p y. Pepper. Shapiro, McClellan, Frank. Sherwin. Pope, An drevss, Lane. .S'oc'0nd Row: Roberts, Converse. Josey, Jack- son, Smith. G.g Cohen. Bogu- slansky. Sarrells. Janko. Shultz Tlzirrl Raw: Atkinson, Carmer Smith, T.g Sims, Peavy, Burns, Sacke. Hanson, C a r s w el l, Brandt. Frm:-Ili Row: Hager- man. Sutton, Breedlove, Pitts Sale. Barnes, Coffee, Smith Gene: A I e x a n d e r. Weber fEighth grade 84 B Team Man- agerl. v B TEAM FOOTBALL Ifii-.vt Rmv: Grayson. Bowie, Oliver, Seal, Yarter, Alexander, Tate, Grizzard. Sf'z'w1zl Row: Ostrau. Wilkerson, Baldwin, Moret, Smith. Moore, Sheane- nan, Williams, Speegle. Third Row: Bloodworth, Melntrye, Hester, Poitevent, Frankel, Ru- bin, Belfield, Goldman, Morse. Ifourlli Rmv: Mathews, Stovall, Burnham, Bourne. Gardiner, Rudolph. Hart. Harber, Ox- ford, Thorton, Roberts. RONNIE ANDREWS, COACH CARROLL, BOB BRANDT COACH He's gonna beat 'em today To give a great big cheer For the Hero of the year- Mr. Touchdown, U. S. A. B TEAM BASKETBALL Firsl Row: Jack Brady. limmy Jones. Jack Rudolph, Tom Smith, Dzivid Baldwin. .luck Bourne. Second Row: Harry White. Bill Heisel. Bill Alexander. lurry Dobbs. Wink Willxin. Tliirtl Rmr: Edward Newman. Dun 'lroy. Gratten Rowland. Charles Turleton. Al Pennywell. COACH WHITSETT COACH MATTHEWS g.. I-'int Run-5 George lioguxlztn- sky. William Sorrellx, Eugene . Dain Goldugtwer. Ned Yound. .S't't'm1tl Ron-5 Donuld Exxult. Gary Shultz. John Sut- ton. Edward lirunt. Craig Roh- erts. Tl1irtlRnn'l Solly Alexan- der. Don Girmn. Bricker Burnx. lundy Curnter. Willium Sale. Nlurtin Cohen. S' BHSKETBHLL RICHARD JEROME SIDNEY ALLEN AUSTIN GREEN REESE ECKER HARRY MCDEVITT JOEL BURGESS WILBUR LOITON DOE COHEN I 5 COACH RUSSELL I'ir.I'r Row: Mac Smith. Alan Kaufman, Robert Saacke. Doe Cohen, Wilbur Lofton, Conroy Almzmd. Sm-mul Rmr: Sidney Reese. Joel Burgess. Richard Austin. Allen Ecker. Jerome Green, Hurry MCDevilt. K ' N I ' O Q 1 'wi 'qv ' 226 , 3. Y , F1 ni J s , - A' A , ' , ' Q' tv, xx , J f ' H wr, is wwf' I 3fi?M' W r Q we , gf Sw fl L, 41 jx ,Ni 4' Q. Miz? V' 1, K I ' Q a KJ pu 1-d' 1.7 .ls V 3' Q t if In 1 Q. Ml 'I - sp' W, JM 8 T. I 149' ,. 1' aw I 11 'r fi , F. 1. jf- ' IHH ,gn- BOB HANNAH LARRY FRANK Qin: 1 5 Oo Aww 'tl ., Www 5 at 5,124 Jay, i Klffnif 1 if 'A .rg 'gn X www Um if it ,gg Y JERRY FROUG A .ve HARRY MCDEVITT BOBBY CONNELL WILEY WALKER I HARRY MAZIAR RICHARD LrB1.ANc BOBBY SILVERMAN I X .- A 4 cs S ai ' ThE A A A 4 A ' ,, YYY' 4 1 A W , Q ZEMY 'x ff 'ffvfg-Nfifgi f wm v 341, gf ' RJ 3 A .g13w, ,ff ,-, -f E ff ,: V. rg 11?i+ff W -sf ' M , 55,3-,:':'5j1.,A E1Tia.'f 'A', ' -V ' 4 W , s , A Q-in . A i X , ww-I A , 0 'W ' 'x H' 2 A' ' Y V w First Row: Harry Maziar, Lennie Jacobs. Jerry Froug Bobby Connell Bobby Silxerman H nr ry McDevitt, Bob Hannah, Tommy Rabern Suomi Rim Allen Eckcr Gene Duncan William McDevitt, Jack Field, Richard LeBlanc, Philip Green Wiley Walker larry Frank Bobby Edwards, Norman Bush. ni Iirxl limi: Bobby Taylor, Ronnie Andrews, Sieve Chginos. Burrow. .Snmiil Rim-.' Rogers Grogan. Macy Moret. Hurry rnukis, Robert Suuelw. Dave Nleyer. Allen lxinneair. Iliml Rui e ii x Deluge VNvChk'l. Mike Segrexl. Mile Smith, Billy lee. First Ron Mr Walker Jeff Davis Randy Fineberg Ralph Heisel K Hagerman Miltc cepcr Sid Reese Gen Bridges Steve Woodw 1rd Fv erett Whatley Second Ron Michael Gruber Dick Fomp ton John Ellenburg Sam Ha germnn Jimmy H irper Thin! Rim Harold Stout ldvvard Mau Iohn Witt Don Brooks Jack Hemel Roy Lewis Bill Savcll Jxclt Rudolph .-'divert' W5 i. .nd KM Lvfv- 4:-w K Hagerman Randy Flneberg Jeff Davis Mike Leeper Sl., ta-1.2.- S ll Steve Woodward Randy Fmeberg First Row: Carol Freedcnthal Billy Nash 'Everett Whatley. Ralph Heisel. Bill Savell. Harold Hale Ralph Lam. Second Row: Michael Gruber Henry Furniss Philip Friedman. Bobby Kogan Pete Pitman Joel Burgess Tolbert Mathews Gynn McKinley. John Austin Bobby Gunn. CRAWFORD HENRY R A 4--' ,J R ff . 1. MR. RUSSELL Kempton Haynes Bill Grimm Jack Talley Herbert Jeffries I-'int' Row: Priscilla Goodwin, Arden Smith, .S'4'4'nfnl Row: Angclyn Sander? Marianne Howlc. Barbara Pcttis. Martha Grizzard. ARDEN SMITH Fira! Row: Bobbie Jean Bradford. Gwen King, .S'vr'nml Row: Judy Smith, Maxine Myer, Salcna Ann Burnett. Ann MrDcxill. .fa-.i Whos Got The Ball Hzgh Jumpe He'S Gut Him On The Arm ZW M STUDENT HSSUEIHTIUII Under the xxatclifnl eyes uf Principal R. YV, Stevens and Mrs. Gwen Slnilt-lt. Student Assfvciatimi Advisor, and with the leadership ol' judy llf..l.l and lnlin firaxxiirrd, Cnfldrusidents ul' the student body, the Henry Miady Sm-.lent Association his made many outstanding accomplishments. The Student As-ficiation is made up of members of the Student Council, B-,ard nfl Hnmernom Presidents, and officers of each grade. The nrganizing uf the annual Silver Slipper Dance in 1951 is a good exaniple nf the .iclinevements the Student Association has made. Each vt-.ir since 14491, the Silver Slipper Dan:-' has heen a gala occasion for all the students frim suhlfreshmen tri seniors. This x-ear the Student Association has been working hand in hand .llldy Heal'-l John Cfawfufd with nther student :liihs and groups in an all-out drive for establishing laetter spv rtsmanship at the innthall, basketball. and baseball games. H .7 ' V Twelfth Gmde Officers g President Billy Savell 2 Vice President Patsy Macon f Secretary Angelyn Sanders Y X Eleventh Gmde Offers 9 3. Y ' ze' f an 'gg j W President Mike Trotter G f I f , Vice President Sidney Reese I, 0' ,f' 4 . Secretary Martha Grizzard ,, , yt r f f A a a ff f X, f X , 5 f' in ' 44 f ' f' ,.::,!?:23f! Tenth Grade Ojfcers ,Q qs Ae .-,f,f ,ggi-111 .I -V ,J 31557 President Judy Dekle 'Q' ' Vice President Eugenia Sparrow Secretary Carol Promnitz i , m 4 H53 ia, Board of - Home Room Xmgh Gmdc Oman Eighth Grade Ojiccvs P'-esidenfs President VNC Pfesgkjsm Secretary President VicefPresident ,lackie Schracter Bill Speegle Betty Leu Morrisette Richard Franco Caml Cheek Marcia Flttefman The Bnard of Homernom Presif dents are an annually elected group of presidents from the various home' rooms, They meet regularly and de' cide on different projects the home- ronms can participate in. This group is a member of the Student Assn' ciation and can aid the Association hy bringing suggestions or ideas from students in their homer:-nms. Row 3 Bill Cole ,lennie Jacobs fell' Davis -luhn Crawford ,lack Talley Buddy Barr Landrum XX'nnten Pat Hammond Mary Virginia Baughman R4 xx' 2 ' Hari ld Clein XN'ill1am Sorrels Alys Chew Ann DeShazo Charlotte Richardson Geraldine Floyd fi nl Wvhitalcer Ann Metcalf Milre Shermer Rhw l Harl'var:r Dean lady Heald Tommy Taylor Ray Converse Edward Brandt Ellen ,lane l-nn Gail Mfvrri-rin flvniif Hull Rem Hirsch L X . Lg-ff .. gh as ,sv L .-xsivuws.. -1: l'X DC 36 49 'Nur' Row I: Judy Dekle, Richard Franko. Row 2: Eugenia Sparrow. Judy Heald, Patsy Macon. Carol Promnitz. Raw 3: Ming Chew, Angelyn Sanders. Row 4: Sid Reese, Martha Grizzard. Bill Savell. Row 5: Pat Scott, Mike Trotter, John Crawford. INTER-CLUB EUUIJEIL The member of the Inter-club Council are comprised of annually elected repre- sentatives of each social club at Henry Grady. This group of social club representa- tives have made this year the biggest vear of the social club events so far. They sponsored the redecoration of the Activities Room for the use of all studentsg sponsored a drive for records for the new cafeteriag and sponsored a Christmas and Spring dance. Rmv I: Lou Robert. Diane Thomas. Evelyn Wood. Leone Richter. Miriam Tutt. Rosalie Brookshaw. Row 2: Judy Dekle. Patsy Colquitt. Judy Heald. Judy Horowitz. Hershenc STUDEl!T CUUIJIIL The Student Council, the executive branch of the Student Association. is comprised of the Co-Presidents of the student body: the President and Vice Presidents of the Eighth. ninth. tenth. eleventh. and twelfth grades: the Editor- in-Chief of the Orumrg the liditor-in- Chief of the Southernerg and the highest Cadet ofiicer of the R. O. 'I'. C. The Student Council acts as an ad- ministrative board for the Student Asso- ciation and Student Body. They spon- sored and directed the first annual Silver Slipper Dance in 1951 and have since then been the dftermining agency for many such school ictivities. sf ts Mrs. Snufelt, Mr. Ozburn, Student Assoc- Inlet - CJJ-lb iation Advisor Council Advisor 9 V' Arnovitz, l.illian Harris. Row 3: linden Longino. l.ettie Jensen. Bill Cole. Judy Holbrook, John Austin. Barbara Pettys. 4,92 4 Q0 lI1I fs -Qi? la-...-f -'L , fi? 3 , Y Diane Thomas. Martha Cox. n, Barbara Hurwitz. St'rr1t'zI.' Ann Prin Editor. Carolyn lsraels. Goldsmith. to right, Row I: Bob Gershon-Military Section Eileen Fusfield. Clarence Fielding. Row 2: Hirsch-Sports Section Co-Editor. Eugenia Kaplan-Associate Editor, Pat Scott-Editor Mary Ann Harris-Activit Section Editor. .lane Litchenstein. l.sther Rosenbaum! tupi Kingloff-Honor Section Editor, Robyn Srochi, Henry, Jo Paigeklfaculty Section Editor, Jackie Harrison, Nancy Mendel Helen Kimberly. Seatw1'.' Stanley Daniels- nior Section Editor. Anita Viener, Iris Taffel. ow I: Myrna Eidson, Sally Hancock, Datie Bani- er. Anne Tidmore. Helen Cook. Seated: June At- nsonkSocial Club Editor, Miss Kerrison-Ad The opening of every school year never ms to be otiicially opened until the ORATOR egins its yearly subscription sale. For a month udents are perpetually pestered to buy a year- ook. As the sales go on, behind the scenes e ORATOR staff is practicaly setting up ousekeeping in room 3. Flurries of copy paper nd streams of typewriter ribbon seem to till e room. A distant call comes from amid all is hurry-scurry, P-l-e-a-s-e Miss Kerrison. ay l have a permit to go to the oHice'? Soon as the semester draws to a close and hristmas holidays have long since passed, e hurry-scurry changes to the hustle-bustle f a confused crowd, But, I know l put my ictures in my drawer, the frantic section itor says. As the second semester starts, the old book being printed and the ORATOR staff gets wn to the serious business of choosing next ar's theme. The day tinally comes. The ORATOR is rel The whole school is in a frenzy with procedure of signing yearbooks. But what the ORATOR staff doing? Heroes and are now sitting down taking it easy. Yearbook out. Now we can relax-till fall. visor. 1 yn 14' A .ggi P g rv' ,, ,..,.x DQNT ...Q ,I Qi ', 'i IHHT ICS ELUB' Ruw l ROW Z Rww 3 ROW 4 President Vice President Secretary Advisor Tamara Rcgsid lglglzurff Agn Parris ShurliiIt4bRiiih3f1l5Un Rick I3f It 'i,lE3 hz Shirley Berkowitz Carolyn Farmer Barbara Goldwasser Mr. King E 1, F - U 'r e cr owitz risci a no win yrna a w Skililgy lfshitcman ffalrolii Farmer june Atkinson Sally Hancock , ,5 .M Phyllis Rachelson ,lean Dennis Eve MCCl3fCh9Y Lian? R335 Barbara Voll Pzztfy Macon Alun Mandel Orill Mnrris Sherry Bredow Barbara Goldwasser R?lPh SICCFOI , Linden Longino Q 4. ! rv P 5 eg' , ,, GV' CHESS CLUB 'RX ' S R 'ft M Prcridcnt xx Terry Snitz ,n A I X ... XR N . 1 U M' WI. Row 1 Row 2 Rnw 3 Row 4 F Janice Ellis ilatkie Murphy Darlene Macon ,limmY Ch0!35 VICE Presldem Advisor ROW 1 RQW 2 RCW 3 gutsy Chmas gint, MMS Am, MCDCVM IOC Wray ,Incl Ncrmhaum Mr, Davis Muses Goldberg Imne Hnwle Incl Nerenbaum Etta Reynolds Tulny Ruacnhurg Patricia jones Camille Jennings jxnncll Tullis juan Sutton jwel Burgess janet Wade june Mitchell Harnld Stout Perry Dupre Ilemetra Caronis Rnnnw Bernstein jerry Huroxxitz Q0 v P'd V 1 resi ent ice lresident Secretary Vim Luinl, Joe YVrav jack jack n -lean Sutton 'Kd-ti ur 1 S9 wt. ix Pi R,-A Office Asslstants Rm I Frank Merl Patsy Hill Btrbari Dem Frances Verner Claire Freedman Lorrame Cohen Natallxe Goldberg Jimmy Harris Ron 7 Gary Sllwer Sally Han cock Sylvla Aronoff Mary Sue Merrlt Myrna l.dflxOVlI7 John Austin Dorothy Sweet Rfn 3 Jules Cavalier Harold Stout Wayne Lxghtsey Blll Cole Don Penny Peter Mayfield Bobb Ger son Cafeterla Asslstants Ron I Sylvia Sayre Ann Mc Devntt Joan Llmehouse Joan Brand Eleftherla Carberls R0w2 Judy Mobley Edward Newman lmden Longmo Tommy Bowne Fddne Holley Mary Jane Beland Ron 3 Frank McClung Ronald Mllte Parver Landrum Wooten Jeff Davns Llbrary Asslstants Ron I Helen Zlmmerman Gerry Slegel Sylvia Miller Bea Belbas Jean Chapmnn Marxlyn Whxte Judy Jmlts Ron 2 Robyn Wallace Dorls Mewha Phyllls Callaway Roberta Harris Barbara Cass Ellzaheth Thomas Gale Lawson Patrlcna Thompson Ron 3 Beth Busby Holly Ham Jerry Horwrtz Demetra Caroms Dnane Howell Fthel Cooley Inez Stroud Counselor s Office ASSISIQHIS Rm I Phxllls Rachelson Mlss Sentze Run 2 Carol Campbell Mary Grace Banslev Patsy Col quxtt Sondra Dunn Dorothy Sweet Barhtrx Brown 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 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' 1 z . t 1 l Doe Cohen Bob Conncl Gene Duncan Allen Ecker Vlce Prexulvnl PM bam Hagerman f-PM Eddte Holley ,lennte Jacobs Yvcrelart Treasurer Wtlbur Lofton Tom LaStrtnger John Crawford Jeff Davie Harry Evans Larry Golson ,M Bob Horntck Harry McDevttt Kenneth Chastam Norman Bush 'ill Walter Chtlds urch Preslrlent Brm B Dun Brook: Bob Bentley Rtchard Austtn Ronme Andrews Coach Russell A d VI wr ,yu l andrum Wooten V9 lllllll ui Wtlllam McDev1tt Norman Nfiannrs Harmon Morgan Day ff tyhtll Wllltami Morton Sea rd Reese Myer A Mtke Trotter Walter Stovall Blll Savell Htrsh Bressler Pete Brandt f I 7 7 Eigh+h Grade Y-Teens V94 if E gf Row 1 Emxly Fllhert umdentxhed Mary lm Hughms Faye Fngg Row Z Marle Edwards Joyce Curry Genre Hlll Barbara Barnes Sue Hxder Row 3 Pat Clapp Ann Carol Holt Farol Crovtly Bexcrly Damcl Kaye Fogg Joyce Payne Rom 4 Emrlv Van Buren Farol Steph n Susanne Hemrxck Elame Ray Anne Spencer Janey Sutton E Il S Ninfh Grade Y-Teens Rowl mice Ellns C amlvn Crawford Yvonne Thompson Genrdne Merrltt Glad ney Hoshall Rov. 7 Margaret Cook Meredith Che nut Jackle Murphy Margaret Honewcutt Bexerlv Arnau Ann Momxn Row w June Mitchell Mmlyn Gregory Ferwldlne Floyd Laura Lacs Llllxan Harris Betty Sulllvan Sponsor Vice Fresldent Worshlp Churman Treasurer Secretary Treasurer Presrdent Vlce President MISS Lvnch Dot Young Pat Clapp Farol Stephens Betty Sullnan Marxlyn Gregory Margaret Honeycutt Geraldlne Floyd Presrdent Secretary Sponsor Sponsor F 'ml Cmwly low Pwnc Mlss McKee Mnss Garner Fufure Home Makers of Amerlca mm 1 rr 1 1 rm ur e L B tu Botnm Sue Hxtler K1th een rolxn trrckltni nes r n Betty lung Ann Mlller Row T Vnkl or rx nd Ann My tu Irma Lcfkot Nancy Br ler ludnth Ha kms Pam Paxnter u x Ven H f xx sm 4 an A s Hwn fb lum Art son Betts cw Lftt Ellx n L nm e An me Ga nc Fran Chin er Spons-gr Mrs f ruhh Miss Defo r AA Fu+ure Teachers of America Rfw 1 flurc Freedman Barbara Vull Frances Verner Exleen Fusfleld Shlrlev XX hrtemnn Phyllx Ruchelson Ann Prrntup Row 2 Esther Rosenbaum Gene Shtprm Irma Lcfkcil' Dnnm Van Devenzer Helen Stanley Edna Peacock Dome Svteet R xx Sandy Kmgloil Sylua Arnofl Carol Carnell Jo Palge Bexerlv Matthews C :rolwn Newcomer Favl Adams Gall Haskell Vxuan Golden Pat Elln on Shar n Fmklestem Jamce Benson Lxane Raab Peggy Van Buren Myrna Lafkovtltz Ann Wilson Lynette Kaplln Sponsor Pre :dent Vue Presxdent See tary' Tfeasurer President f Vlce Prtsrdtnt f'oV1ce Presndent Secretary Treasurer K I D th sweet Betty Jn Lott Joyce Jone udy Haskens Ann Mn ner PM Ellmm Sandv Kxnglotl Vnuan Golden LHICUC PIP an Om Y V . 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Bnrrlu Mxkc Blggx, Nlfrn an Khntin xx I am Pun lr X1r1.,xm1 M x x CQ marc, -hm M C xr 1 B lv Fun Herbxe Rae Pnsxdent Vfmlc Willem N12 Pr jack Cochran Sgcretan llhznrlcs Tarll n rp Harry Whutc Mr. Lawremc BOARD OF TRUSTEES Row I-Sharon Friedman, Patty Kinnel, Craig Roberts, Dottie Sweet, Nadalie Goldburg, Ar- lene Smith, Mary Jo Shivers, Anne Walldra, Pat Gordon. Raw 2-Jimmy Crawford, Rosa- lyn Zion, Bonnie Smith, George Boguslansky, Mary Frances Carlton, Holley Hain, Betty Barnes, Beverly Johnson, Charlene Zimmer- man, Mary Ann Harris. Row 3-Carol Pro- mintz. Dian Dial, Jerry Horowitz, Yvonne Thompson, Laura Lacy, Nancy Freeman, Su- zanne Hemrick, Ann Spencer, Beverly Daniels. Row 4-Murray Solomon, Larry Glassman, Edward Gregory, Jimmy Blankenship, Liane Raab, Bernie Goldstein, Steven Paul, June Mitchell, unidentified, Betty Carter. RU GRHDU VIRUS BHHK Row I-Janet Mayes, Dottie Sweet, Nadalie Goldburg, Joan Lightsey. Row 24Steven Paul, Sara Notrica. Bernie Gold- stein, Mary Frances Carlton. Row 3-Barbara Richter, Alan Kolodkin, Leon Raab, Bennett Narmore. MR. LINDSEY BANK TELLERS EIGHTH GRADE PEP SQUAD Miss DAVIS ILeft to riglzij Row 1: Peggy Voll, Diane Matthewson, Cora Ann George, Row 2: Elaine Smith, Margaret Honeycutt, Connie Cartledge, Betty Bottoms, Nancy McMains. Row 3: Ann McDevitt, Connie Goodwin, Ro- berta Brown, Janis Townley, Lynn Barfield. Row 4: June Mitchell, Carol Cook. Jackie Stein, Marilyn Gregory, Janet Wade, Annette McConnelly. CHEERLEADERS ILeft to riglttj Row 1: Violia Cowie, Libby Mannis-Co-Capt., Barbara Barnes-Capt., Phyllis Rachelson. Row 2: Jerry Hart, Etta Reynolds, Geni Hill, Joyce Payne, Elieen Llttle, Mary Jo Hudgens, Charles Living- ston. Row 3: Kay Hapoldt, Nancy Clark, Andy Lovelace, Carol Step- hens, Helen Brody, Nina Nauman. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Miss Fountain Phyllis Rachelson-Captain Stanley Berman-Co-Captain Eve McClatchey Eileen Fusficld Angelyn Sanders Donna Van Deventer Revd HlfSCh Nancy Van Cleve Phillip Holcomb Pat Hammond Dick Bowden Pat Rice Perry DuPre Prurdgnt U IJ'-U B urlx Mmhun lwiw Dnklc ml Rm 1 B urly Tnrmmt Unrdumnul 5lnc.lrxSt1rk Mary 0 Sluxcrs Arlnnf. Smnh Pat Khros Geordre Xkrlsun Crmlmc Wnodall Gladmy Hmhall Exelyn Woods Row Z Carole jackson Robyn Scrnchn Carol Swgumxn Krthcrrm Tnmaa Buyrly Lrngfurd Arlene Dell Lrnda Svuck Claire Sxmmons Bxllxe Ruth Burgh Bugrly Matthew Rrm Indy Drlrlr Iuue Barrrgr Betty Grlman Margaret Orr judrth Has kim lam Xlutz Unrdmtrticd Marx Laumer Put M Bud: Mrldrcd johnson Row 4 Tallulih Reed Ann Crmm Mary Mrrnn hm Flrrrny, Bun Larur Madwlm Mrschlcr Pat B rry Bcxerly Taylor Marran l utLr Unlxlgntrhcd Unnllntrhnd Nrnry DuPrm Try rsurer Sk nt ,ry Sponsor UWC Biffle' Lrnda Sxxlck Mrs Fortsrm Row l Diane Thunm.-, fl fflnptznng Erlccn Fusfiuld, Vzrrsiry Sprnwrg Eugenia Sparrow, CofCaptnin. Row TEHIII D gx, Sponsor - N zu el, 'anna 6 , ,na y Dcklu, zunry Nm n, Molly Bruwn, Beverly Stein, Surllen Bruton, ir' Mis- Davis ginia Maddox. Nw: in lrcturv Berry Lnn Mornscztc, Mary Ncal Perry. 4. Rrrxx' I Vururnrrr S.-ru, Slrzrrnn Frnklv.-zmn, Pcggv Van Buren, Martha Grnzzzurd. Row Z--fAngclyn Snndnr-, M.ur11rnl1.' Plmxlu. l5:arl :ur.u I'-tlyf, Prrsclllzn fiuudwrn, Arden Smxth. HUB Sponslrr Mrs. Shufelt President Martha Grizzard Vice President Peggy Van Buren Secretary Sharon Finkleszein I l0ll T RHT resident Bolalwe -lean Hratlford ipn nsor Mr Qammrins z cm l amce 1 Lrllrun Harrr 1 l M C rar ll rnlc Wilkins Bobbie can Brrtlfrmrd Rexx 7 jimmy Hansun Frank Burnt H rluc Ru. c Mike Sh rmm C harlm Ch stain Rhaltla Shtrrcll Row ctr Adair Mi Simms Dau M I mrr Dexrzt urns 1 Xlr rn R xx 4 ic Bran n r 'Klixmder .hn Purmu nt Lrrrx Lcmp rr Xl nm l.1g,l'rts x Llilfor t orn 'ls re idtnt Martha Sttplicns Vice President Sue jordan Secretary Treasurer Tannie Morgan Spon or Miss Morrison E Pre.1Clent Beverly Stein ice President Harriet Hayes Secretary-Treasurer Pat Atkinson Rom l Kiren Xl ill1.1m Sue. Hiller lltta Rexmld Phxlli Ra hcl rn Dan Golclxxas er Row '7 Martha Batr Ann Miller Ztlda Armclu Pat flapp luditli Ha kms Tanme Nlorgan Row ,luycc Edxmrd Hnlly Hain ltm NK elsh u Ann Resnolcl Eli abeth Thomas Frances Chandler Bcxcrly ohn on Rim -6 juan Brand Rulmrta Harris Mrrlhr Qtephen james Benton Pat Ellison Lynette Kaplan Nan w Bres ltr Marx Ann Harrr ta Q Sponsor Miss Livingston Rnw I Paz Azkrnsmr, Phyllis Alrurrrmrr. Rita livmniy, Rlr.ilti.i Slwrlwll R-iw Z Camille Jennings, Mary' Sue Merrill. Ann Curin, Slurl-:y lvlslhnrrl, lint flulwn R-.xx 3 Bully- Zakgt, Laura Lacy, Ruscnmry Stainlmclr. l'icm'!l.s lhclurs, Arla-rw llirgymrn-, Pa! Harris, Alys Chew Ruw 4 -Marrha Stephens, lluris Smith, Lurs Gillespie, Guin liurns, Hnrrrv! Huy,-b Rfrscllcn -Mrrltxack, Virginia Scott, ., , ' U 1 K ,, W u g . br can f ,Q ,gs f W , In .5 Q Mgfy if Lfwl . lg-IG! 4 , L , - E X ak X, ' 2 - Q. S 5' f' , ' ' ' n - 4 4 0 ' P 5 , ,,fa f MM . 7 , . 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Roberu Brown Jo Ann Rtvnolds Alma Adams Sindri 1 es C trol How.1r1l1 J1 ku Xllen um S IH 1. R 111 S lk rx H1rb1r1 Riehttr Jeffrey Frslsim lsitlt Bowdnn Plllllp Holeombe Ditk on Ld Ylll on 1111 it llllk lr1 T1llLm lommy Moore rburu Q.1rol111L Nlgglev L ll'lLI1L lewis Bonnie RlLl1il'LlSL1Il Peggv W 1rd URT ho would you like most to be on 1 desert 1sl und with, lS .1 question of mfmy soldiers during World VS 1r ll. Ask it of the Grady boys nine times out of ten the '1nsw'er would be one of the pretty' Mujorettes t mureh with the b'1nd. 'hese M'1jorettes n1'1y be pretty. b11t they must 'tlso l1'1ye other qu'1li6- ions to be 11 Grudy Mujorette. She must be able to dance. must be able twirl '1 b'1ton 'ilmost pr0fession'1lly. and must be fairly smart in her ool work. Grady' Nhjorettes not only U1'1I'Cl1 with the b'1nd but they '1lso unique kl'll'lCCN 'tt l1'1lftime '1t liootb'1ll g'1mes. Oeeusionwlly they c'1n to give '1 performmee '1t ussemblies. riuhl' .Y xii fi y' 1. 'we 'ni1.11. Ziff' n 'utt. li.1rb11 Ll XN'i5.1,' s. Jo: A '11- 'L . . eresu N e J:1111el. 1 y ' us. . sy i 11 . Murilyn is er- ' - 'Q va' . Any Grldy Student walking down the hulls of the sub basement during the early p1rt of the sehool d 11 ne1rly 1lw1ys stops or slows his ptee to listen to the str 11ns of musie coming from room I7 The Henry Gl'1.lLlN Nlixed Chorus IS .1 group of students who enioy singing und put their idents together with others to form one of Creorgiis outsttntling hgl sehool mixed choruses They perform for 1ss1.mbl1eS und for other meetings. such 'is Pfli. A. meetings. and once '1 y'e'u' they present un operettw for the student bo y 'md '1ny other who might like to '1ttend. This year the mixed chorus is presenting the light '1nd colorful Gilbert and Sulliy'1n operett'1 H, M S. Pin'1 ore' 1,151-4 Vlr Rumhle Nlr Suv .a-' f-, .f A ---f ,...,, U'-H1 1 ?fEsgP2'3grf 255 PWM FFWEEQ wif ww FJ? FV? F JI ggi f f E2 EE. 1A gig? F H rJJd J MARY ANNE WOODALL LIIIKS DIANE THOMAS JEAN THOMAS The Links club originated in the fall of 1951 The purpose of our club is to help others and to pro mote school spxrlt We plan so cial events for ourselves and plan parties and gift offerings for the handicapped children at the Scot- tish Rite Hospital. DUSTY WOZNEY RICHARD LEBLANC President JOHN CRAWFORD Vlce Preszdent ALLEN ECKER B LLY GR FF I XN v-PSBWL 5 R XLX-V155 ONNIE ANDREW N Lsny BILLY SAVELL Treasurer WALTER CHILDS Sergeant at Arms NORMAN BUSH 6,9 SAM HAGERMAN S ecretary C haplaln MR GODWIN Faculty Adv Isor Row One Peggy Ball Connie Goodwm Betty Bottoms Geordie Willison Gladney Hoshall Evelyn Wood Ron Two Annette Drody Ann Newcomci Carol Cook Jackie Murphy Vicki Hanner Betty Baker Not in picture Meredith Chesnut Virginia Shehan Barbara Sower xt: ship, are new this year but are hoping for a successful one Their purposes are to help underprivileged children to be of service to the school, and enjoy their social functions The Locks mem bers are from the ninth grade 4 The Locks club, organized to cultivate new and closer friend- l T 4.4.3 QW' .C 1 Left to rzght First Row Lue Robert Charlotte Kanes Beverly Sherlff Martha Baer Second Row Ioan Brand Mane Yancy Janet Smuth Thzrd Row Gayle Cooley Carolme Becker Fourth Row Roberta Hams Not zn pzcture Janelle Zachary The PYRAMID soclal club, composed of eleven gurls was formed ln 1951 The three pomts of the symbol the pyramld, stands for servlce loyalty and good c1t1 zenshxp The Pyramlds are very actlve 1n workmg wlth thelr project, the Methodlst Chlldrens Home and m sponsormg varlous soclal functlons CAROLINE BECKER President MRS Lowa Faculty Advisor GENE VAN BUSKIRK CAROLYN BROWN l X SUSAN DANFORTH ARDEN MI NANCY SCARBOROUGH QS LORETTA GLEASON ANGELYN SANDERS CHARLOTTE RICHARDSON PRISCILLA Doms MEWHA S KATHLEEN MACCLELLAN As the first social club or- ganized the Spokes Club started immediately to bet- ter Grady High. Among the interesting projects accom- plished were the care of the patio, now the P. T. A. president's garden, and the decorating of the Christmas tree near the office in 1951 as well as in 1952. PATSY MACON MARIAN CAROLYN FARMER JUDY HEALD NE HowLE 'vs Q, , ith P I ARROW MWY TITUS Nmscv Nrxow ANNE TIDMORE Miss FOLNTAIN WSI! CHI Vzce Preszdenz Secretary Treasurer Faculrx Adm zsor 3 gl bn.-., Row One Eugema Sparrow Nancy Nixon Judy Dekle Joyce Barrler Eleanor Thompson Row Tun Martha Cox Ruth Hanncrs Anne Tldmore Lmda Swnck Rom Three Mary Tltus Barbara Wlggms Connle Kantz Sandra Stokes Not rn pzcture Claudla Tmker Mary Ann Watt CWM The CHIPS Cl UB consrsts of fifteen sophomore gurls Our faculty sponsor IS Mlss Fountain and our parent sponsors are Mrs Stokes and Mrs Deklv. We hue mlm parties md lots of fun but we also try to help others CHIPS gurls are found many ALIIWIIILS cheerleaders glee club majorettes mnxed chorus st dent councll board of homeroom presidents, and the Orator clenrz PAT BOWIE WILBUR LOFTON TOM BRANCH PETE BRANDT DAVID MEYER I-IARMON MORGAN 9 ,Qi P. D. CLEVELAND EF DAVIS EDDIE HoLLY LINDIN LONGINO MR KING Faculty Advzsor The Cleatz club the second oldest boys SOCIHI club at Henry Grady are enthusIastIc partIcIpants In many school HCIIVIIICS prI manly football The clubs purpose IS to en courage school Splfll good cmzenshlp to help the school In as many ways as possIble and to provlde socxal actIvIty for IIS members Aa EVE MCCLATCHEY Sponsor HARRY EVANS President SANFORD PENTECOST SIDNEY REESE WALTER STOVALL MIKE TROTTER DAVID MEYER Vice-President MIKE TROTTER C huplai n at -Q 'U Lefl to Rlgllf Flrrt Row Vlrgmna Maddox Wanda Dell Beverly Johnson Sammi Ron Leone Rlchter Judy Baer Jane Ross Molly Brown Thzrd Ron Donna Shope Betsy I-hlberstadt Peggy Spurlxn Susan Mllner N01 In pzcfure Betty Lou Morrlsette VIRGINIA MADDOX The WINKS soclal club belleves In good umes, good frlends, and domg good for others We do our best to l1ve up to thls pollcy Besldes havmg partles, we have projects by whlch we try to help others Every member pirtxclpates In these PEGGY SPURLIN Preszdent Secretar K JANE Ross Vice Prcfsltlvnf .A MIss DAVIS Faculty A dvmor SUSAN MILNER Treasurer I4 ff A5 fl i 'Q-.15-141' 1 an L A MARY VIRGINIA BAUGI-IMAN JANET EMIvIoNs PENNY THOMPSON PEPS BARBARA BROWN LETTIE JENSEN KATHERINE WELCH BARBARA CAWHERN PAT MARILYN WHITE SONDRA DUNN J EANINE MALTBY MARY Lou WILLIAMS V 6 Left to Rzght Row One Barbara Brown Katherme Welch Jeanme Maltby Row Two Lettle Jensen Mary V1rgInIa Baughman Not In pzcture Rosalyn Reeves X MISS SETzE Faculty Advzsor OJ -LIZXQF X x X X MJ.. I ft ' 1 xx f Ui Y ' f if K , .aigl A 1 X I, , III Q88 W SIIUIRES F acuity Sponsor CPT RADCLIFF The SQUIRES have disregarded superstmon and have found the number thlrteen tO be lucky for them The thlrteen SQUIRES have grven numerous social funct1Ons Ot vurlous types 1nd have also worked On projects Of a1d to Others and to the school GFNE DLNC KN Sc rg, earl! at A rms JOHN AUs11N 4 ,A Przxnlmlt PETER MAYFIELD lfzcc Premlcnt 'X to Q JIMMY BROWN MING CHLW DAVID COKER RONALD DETTME JACK Jxcxsow Mscxv JONLS JOHN KELLER SOLON PATTERSO Toxnn RABERV RLSSELL Snzwsn BETTY BARNES BETH BUsBY DOROTHY FAIRBURN KAROL HOWARTII JEANNETTE KENNEDY DONNA VAN DEVENTER MARY Jo WILLIAMS Fun and en1oy1ng the frlendshlp of others as well as helpmg to promote school Splflt and good citizenship are the mam alms of the Crescents The club wis formed for the purpose of creatmg enjoyment and pro motmg good cltlzenshlp by good examples C' me 5.-1 C KROLYN NEGLEY President KAROL HOWARTH Vue Prc sulenl TMJMQ 11 BETH BUSBY Secremrv BETTY BARNES Treasure r MRS FORTSON Facultx Adusor MARY Jo Bowsrzs President ANITA VAN BUSKIRK Vue President KJ Left to Right Flu! Rau B lrhara Schilling Svumd Ron Camille Jennings Anita Van Buskirlt Tlzml Ron Billie Ruth Bettess Judy Holbrook Mary Jo Bowers FOIIIIII Ron Anne Metcalf Pat Harris Theresa McDaniel Suellen Bruton Rosemary Stainback Fzffh Ron M xrtha Stephens Elaine Saunders Beverly Woodall The SPURS club is a social or- ganization of fourteen members, all of whom are sophomores, 'lrhe members of our club are striving to help others and enjoy our- selves. We try to provide enter- tainment and friendship for our club members by our social functions. Mum Guxcr Bxvl I w , Inmln 111 Miss Xiomusux H Hx f 0 ' K 11 IN X11 l in I ml Bkooks It ill thy rwu ar IULLIINUS my Sumlu lfILI'I1UUI1 thu. 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V I , . , 2 .K Af .. xi I M X X i PIXIES MARGARET ORR ' President J GWEN BURNS ELLIS KATHERINK Romans f Prv.s'izlf'r1t ' '9' .U JUDITH HASKINS Iliff'-Pl'l'.S'flll'Hf L ,IV , , ,ici , , V ' - ' 7 . V Kg MIRIAM TL'T'r I if lrztvr-rluh Rz'prz'.wr1m1i1'f I ' '- I MR '-n l: - A H ' ILIAN HARRIS Faculty Advisor MARILYN GREGORY YvoNNE THOMPSON 'A- 10 MARGARET HONEYCUTT MARY SUE MERRI'IfT -E+ JUNE MITC 9 5 . V ANN MooN BETTY SULLIVAN Left to Right, First Row: Judith Haskins. Katherine Rogem Iudx N1 lrtln Ann Currans. Scrum! Row: Angie Gains, Carol Macon. Lum Xnn lofton Miriam Tutt. Tlzirzl Row: Joyce Fort, Betty Alexander, Evelyn Youngblood Martha Mozo. Peggy Barrow. Nor in picture: Sonja Bufoxd MRS. BALGHM Faculty A rlvisor MURPHY I BU BBLE S Y Q Left to Right Row One Ilene Bock Shlrley Taffel Ruth Levm Ralda Sherbel Row Two Ada Rosenfeld Cynthla Brltton Bonnie Harrls Sandra Hartman Row Three Rosalyn Moog Joan Pels Judy Horowltz Row II?ourklCarol Rosen Shtrley Krlck Lots Coplan Not tn pzcture Beverly ran ln The Naturals social club has fifteen members The faculty sponsor IS Mr Charles Morrls The club has rendered community servnce helpmg Grady Hospital All the glrls have filled scrap books wlth jokes and cartoons for the adult ward Contrlbutlons of comlc books went to the chlldrens wards Along wlth other clubs the Naturals have gxven old records to the school cafeteria 4' ANNE DESHAZO Prestdent MR Mounts Faculty Advisor A CAROLINE WOODALL TALLULAH REED Vtce Preszdent Secretary The SNAPS club was formed for soclal pur poses and to help a charitable organlzatlon The club plans several soclal functions a year and their mam project IS the Atlanta Chxldren s Home A home meetmg IS held every two weeks and a school meetmg once a month Left to Rfght Fmt Ron Sue Jordan Kathy Muller Mary Lou Happoldt Carolme Woodall Second Row Alys Chew Arlene Huggins Caroline Cole Anne DeShazo Thxrd Row Lmda Chnstmas Jean Sutton Tallulah Reed Ellen Carrmgton ILENE BQCK ROSALYN Mooo President Vzce President Jom PELS Secretary Miss MUELLER Faculty A dvisor SIIHPS W Miss LINDSEY Fac 11115 Adx nor AC' left to Rlqlzt Frrtt Run Ch nrlotte Harris Fllen Bressler R ta Benamx Phyllls Alterman Beverly Ttnrcttoot Second Ron Jtclue Rose Charlene Iewts Viola Benshusan Hershene Arnovltz Elaine Benamy Thm! Ron JOANNE LIGHTSEY Beverly Blass Barbara lsenberg Rhma Shaffer Fsther Bryan Preszdent NENE GEORGF Secretary Treasurer lhe SPARKS eluh ns 1 eluh whose purpose ts to promote frtendshlp xnd goodwill throughout Grady Ihe elub h ts two projects pl mned and socml affairs The purpose of the projects IS to reuse money for a charitable orgam ZHUOTI JULIANNE JONES Vlc 1 Pri vida nt The CAPS club was founded on the bases of compamonshlp scholarshrp and frlendshlp The club partncxpates tn such orgamzattons as the Red Cross Church Mlsslons and the Cnvrl Aur Patrol from whxch the club dertved tts name The members of the CAPS club hope to promote a feelmg of good wnll and understandtng among the students at Grady RHINA SHAFFFR Trurturz r 5 :I left to Rzghr Fzrsr Run Jem Chapman Pat Wlllldmg ROPWJ Walldce Second Ron Donna Burel Patsv Curtis Betty Harr Thzru' Ron Joanne MRS GRIENER Ltghtsey Wanthea Culfogenls Nancy Brldges FWHM Adusor J ACKIE Rose Preszda nl BENSHLSHAN Sc c 1 L mrx 5 , 5 :fa , 4 . , pe ,, X I YV Q ' AJ Wish! W I, Z VV T Y' Q f ' f '-t- A '- , f ' ' '- fl , for - . . C A V .,A, I, T 1' uz ' -' A ,M I g 5 but 6 LHRKS no MRS ASHER MELISSA HENRY VERN TERHUNE SARA DANIEL Fflflllfl Adl 150V Preslzlent Vzce Preslderzt Sec-fgygry -li ? P S Edxth Trltton Second Ron Eleanor Left to Rzght Fu-sz Ron Pat McBr1de at tarnes Walton Sam Ddnnel Carol Prommtz Tlmd Run Nlelnssd Henry Arlene Dell Ann Blliluf No! zn pzcture Sue Olwer Vlrgmla Scott Vern Terhune The LARKS CLUB IS composed of twelve glrls rn the tenth grade Our purpose Ib fellovsshrp and we enjoy the partles and other actrvltnes IH whlch vue all take part We haue a more serrous slde to our club thouffh ln helpmv others bx projects we feel that we are helpmg ourselves g i-3? f if J O Qu .f 5' 1 f 5 gs 1, H, f -'SM I1 'V D a IIIILITHRU STHFF l,-.f!2.- CAPT. RADCLIFF MfSGT. TENCH SFC- MYERS E Barbara Dean PatW1ll1amS Barbara Frank Gayle Adams Ann Wnllwms Beatrlce Dolob Angellne Ch0t1S Pam NfCCdFllflglX Opplc. N1OI'l IIN Nunn Golden Bxrbxra Gatlm TRL T 9 LT COL CHEW MAJOR CRAWFORD ANGELYN SANDERS Sp on for CAPT GERsoN CAPT HOWARTH MARY VIRGINIA GRIFFIN Sponsor JEAN BUCHANAN Sponsor Os E' PEGGY WARD Sponsor MAJOR MANGHAM PRIss BOYD Sponsor CAPT FLOYD BETTY Lou MORRISETTE Sponsor CAPT PENNY Evr MCCI ATCIIEY S pon vor BHT I 0 H S HFF 9 tx V - ' I Q n . fif ll 44 I I W A A 4... I E7 ll 77 umm ,, ---.-1 -islbimiff mvumwiayw I CAPT. JACK TALLEY Company Commander V,'JXx A J 3' - -A .1 ' Q, ,,. ,gi , W H ,, Q SPONSOR LIBBY GAY Isl l,l. NVIIII-XXI CJRII-'FIN S1u1Nnl,l, K, DL NVAN Platoon Leader Platoon Lender U' S-I CAPT. JOHN AUSTIN Conzpnny CQOHIIIIIIIIIICI' IST I51. N. AIJILRIIOLD Platoon Leader ll 7, iv Q' E 0 m P H n g FIRST PI..-X'liOON IQI 1.1. N. Animioin ..... Platoon Leader Nl Soi. P. Nlrl xt mn iw .... Platoon Sergeant SFC. G. Pram ',..... Mft Platoon Sergeant Fin! St mul: J. Nlathexu '. NI. Redlern. 'If Gilhert. F, xrsh. F, losey. ID. Baldwin. A. Roxenherg. Il. leei .Krfuwitl Sqmnl.' C. Firextone' '. I . lonex. R. Grogan. H. Lee. VV. Silver. T. Smith. I.. Stanieh. W. Harrixon'I Third .iqzzmlf F. VVhatley '. B. london. J. Rtthin. L. Krueger. A. Blass. S. Nlixlow. NI. Grtther. I . Iempertl-'. SPONSOR INIARY JANE BhL.A.Nn lf? LT- JERRY DOWNICK SECOND Pl 'YIUUN 611111111111-Y ExAt'z'111iw' CNfIt'C'l' I - - 3 I u- 1 MXSGT' CAROL FREEDFNTHAL Isl l.1. I. ,lows . . . . llatoon I.-.ader Fl -If 5f 'P'f'f 'l Mf'Sc.T. E. XVllIII XI.XV . . . Platoon Sergeant CPL. Rontim KOOAN Q 1 V i 4 fy,,,,,,,,,1y Clif,-14 SFC. .l, IIIURNIUN .... Xwt Platoon Sergeant Guitlzm limzrvr lfiru Sqmnl: S. PenteeOstf3'. I. Bnehanan. I'. Xkilxon. .I. Nleftilloeh. li. Ihornton. 'E' ls1 LT. P, JONLS Platoon Leader J. Harbor. J. Hoghes. A. Hammondsff. Sccvuizl Sq11ml.' J. Mowry C. Richardson. B. Fleetwood. T. Mathew. J. Deloach. R. O'Dell, F, Rich? Third Sqnml: T. Branch. S. Frankel. D. Deloach. G. Coggin. li. Atlanis. T. Nleigham. J. Wray? 'fzziilndicates Squad leader. SFC. 'Indicates .-Mft Squad leader. Sgt. '- 'J ' w....fs -esta:-,,.. ' V, ' ' ,,. --.:- '...1 ..-fi4T.Zr U r .ls N XFN... PQ gs. iff' 0 'Q f Qu. .Xxx X it X W t r 'T' S ,Q FIRST PIATOON IST LT. J. Cuttsos .,.... Platoon Leade M SGT. J. BROWN . . . Platoon Sergean SFC H. Nloizow . . .Mft Platoon Sergean First Squml: J. Blztnkenshipifzii. I.. Sneed. J. Erskin. Henderson. J. Caldwell. B. Taratoot. R. Isenherg, J Allen, F. Benamyfz. Scrnml Squml: R. RLIllI'k::::::. N. Mannia. W. Alifield. D Strickland. F. Whiti. B. Kern. R. Wallace. S. Thomas J. Nuttingzfi Third Sfjllllrff I. Conncll '. B. Williarnx. ,I. Mcfiennis C. Filmer. li. Tappan. T. Hester, J. Ultxix. J. Williamn R. Spencer? CAPT. Bon HIN'ILl:Y SPoNsoR Pusv M,xt'oN IST I.T. Sotow Puri Rsow CIPIIIIJIIIIX' C'un11mu1tlt'r CCFIPIPIIIIQ' E.XAl'C'fl1il't' Offitm V v N1fSGT. Sui Hooraxmw SECOND PII-'NOON FU'-If Sf'f.L'f lf ZND LT. R. Lui ...... Platoon Leade 'A CAPT. JAMES POTTITRFIITLD A ' C'nn1pm1yC'lprk MXSGT. N. Joxrs . . . Platoon Sergean '. 4' .. G 'I B' J HH UH Um, SFC. CS. FII-.I DING ..... -Mft Platoon Sergean V I Q , Ifirxi Sqfmtlz S. l.evy '. G. McGee. C. Pendleton. TNI. Socoloff. R. Tooke A ' x I J. Cowart. J. Hadley. H. Evanirfi U 3 V Serum! Sffl'Illl.' C. G0lSen7:'7:. R. SiCI'0. R. Grztttert. F. V5'ilkiC. D. Lauhon ' T, Swartz. 'If Britton. R. Barrov. f, tw . I . . I 5 gf X Third Sqnml: B. Cionncll '. J. Nerenhatim. D, C'onrade. J. Parker. D. Jack ' vi son, M. Smith. T. Arrington? I Tzfllndicates Squad Leader. SFC. ZND I.T. R. IAM Isl Ill. J. C.utt'5os Tlndieatex Ass't Squad leader. Sgt. Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Um P H ng J-mx Ixcm x Pluoonlmder H. ,f . Q 1 .. , I I IST. Ifr. JIMMY Bfzowx Crmzpfmy E.X't'CIlIf1'l' Olfif 51.501, ALLILN Bl-.SICK Firvl SKWAQUIIIII CPL. EDWARD Nrwxiw Conxpmzy Clerk Gurdon Bmrur Fi1'.slSq11url: lx Hums L 1 n R C Gu 1. H Suu K. Kindsvater N1 Buzz: A Kmner tr Sec'mzzlSq11zn1' VN Xdmms Nhlmr C Hg x N Niuln N1 X ix R. Taylor, R. Bernstem I Tanglex 'Aw Tl1il'dSq1u1z1':J RoSe E Rnnex J Gcmn I Rogers R Thomuion J 7-rg Tuck. A. 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R ,Af I gf L., A . . I ' Q 2? Rf Compliments of BROWN - WRIGHT Hom. SUPPLY conv. -lr if -k 571 Peachtree St , N E EL 1041 'kti' Complete Supplies and Equlpment for School Cafeterxas CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE We don t sell all the cars But we sell the Best CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE CO Elwyn Tomlinson Pres Opposlte Blltmore Hotel ARCHER PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY EDMUNDS MOTOR CO Fixtures and Repairs 241 Sprmg St NW 1026 Vxrgmla Ave N E CY 3601 EI. 7810 t Your Uptown Lmcoln Mercury Dealer We Threw Away the Key 'A' CHARME PLAZA PHARMACY BEAUTY SALON 1061 Ponce de Leon Ave. . ' 957 Amsterdam Ave., N.E The only drugstore ' EL. 9555 Atlanta OPEN ALL NIGHT Com lxments 0 GRIZZARD ADVERTISING CO 342 West Peachtree St N W iii' JERSEY ICE CREAM CO INC EL 1076 ak -Ar -k Fred E Scanlug W Scanlmg E L Scanlmg iriri' ir m . . . . P . f . . I I I . 784 N. Highland Avei N. E. . . . W D THE DISIJEIMCTUISHED M057 mow' afzznmcfo cfm IN ww DE SUTU FIRE DOME PRlCfD fffw 8 DE SOT0 fvff '53 W Now ffwfffffbfe wfff' DE S0'l'0 PowzRMAsmz HY DRIVE N0 5'flll-'7' DRIUIN6 so Boil: Avaliable with I-'WZ POWfR STEERING -3 S Qi ML U I - 6 an I U Af 5 - f mb, A an J. I . N V n-1 .QTCI m.,,,, wi!! 7 Af..iyMM I W, . 'C . Vt - , 1' gf . ,if ' L ' 324- I - A MAYES' GARAGE 1028 Vrrgima Ave EL 3930 General Auto Repairs Pamtmg and Body Repamng TORAN S PHARMACY 100 Vlrgrma at Highland EL 8212 Compliments o E R WILLIAMSON Landscape Servrce 2511 Buford Highway EX 1224 BRIARCLIFF 5 81 10: STORE 1047 Ponce de Leon Ave on the Plaza Your oliiclal headquarters for school supplies BOB FOWLER SERVICE STATION 1876 Piedmont Rd Complnnents o MACK TRUCKS W R Cosper Dxstrrct Manager SIMS DODDS COMPANY REALTORS SALES LOANS RENTALS INSURANCE 1542 Boulevard N E at Piedmont Atlanta Georgia AT 5795 SCHOOL SUPPLIES TOYS GAMES MILTON BRADLEY CO INC 384 Forrest Ave N E Atlanta Georgla TYPEWRITER SERVICE CO lmmons Servlce Sfahon 444 Ponce de Leon Ave Northeast Phone VE 9256 Atlanta Georg1a WESTIROOK PHARMACY The store of Personal Servrce 1582 Predmont Ave VE 6644 RENTALS C om phmentx o WOOD'S ROYAL UNDERWOOD REMINGTON L C SMITH flare models NEW AND USED OFFICE TYPEWRITERS EM 6362 AND PORTABLES All Makes SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES 933 Peachtree St N E The Best Used Cars Always CLYDE OWEN USED CAR COMPANY 617 W Peachtree St N E Atlanta Georgra VE 4791 1539 Pxedmont Ave EL 95 1 1 YOUR TEXACO DEALER .I F EUBANKS Builder Bet r Brlt Homes 655 Sherwood Rd N E Atlanta Georgia EL 7436 .I S BROYLES GROCERY 1586 Pledmont Ave Lowest Prrces Gave Us a Tnal Tucker 81 Waller Pharmacy i' 1198 N Highland Ave Northeast Prompt Delxvery AT 9743 - - S' ' ' ' .,N.E. - I D ' o , ' t . f . . . ' f , ssnvlc: snnou . D 1 ' f MITCHELL MOTORS, INC Your Oldxmobxle Dealer 350 W Peachtree St WA 5255 MADDEN SERVICE STATION Amoro Produrts 1199 N Highland Ave N F 81 M VARIETY STORE 1040 N Highland Ave at Virginia We Cater to Your Needs VRONO S SUPER MARKET 1182 North Highland Ave. N. E Savmgs or you at 1182 THOMPSON BOLAND LEE SHOES ATLANTA DECATUR WEST END BUCKHEAD OUR DECORATORS HELP YOU MAKE YOUR DREAM HOME COME TRUE 'kit Compliments o J J FINNIGAN CO nc Atlanta Georgxa ANN VIEN 84 Pryor Street Manu arturer: o COSTUME JEWELRY KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUTS 449 Ponce de Leon Ave HAYGOOD S SHOE SHOP 987 Peachtree St N E , f ,k , ' I . If ' f -i If - if O O f f , . 1 L I' . . ----- . E. U just Phone EM. 4505 for ' , . f ' . E. T . . b I MORSE 81 McELVEEN DRUGGISTS EL 8836 8837 Deln ery Seruce 810 N Hnghland Ave N THE FABRIC SHOP 141 Alabama St S W South s Fmest Drapery Materxalx TWELVE OAKS Dxmng Room Curb Serure 1895 Pledmont Rd N E VE 9355 PERSHING POINT PHARMACY 1388 Peachtree St VE 9672 An Appomtment FURNITURE 0 CARPET APPLIANCES iii ALLEN S, Inc HOME FURNISHERS 541 543 Peachtree N E ATLANTA ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO Q oe. Opposxte Tentb St Tbeatre AT 9117 PIEDMONT CLEANERS Matters o Dry Cleamng 980 Piedmont Ave N E VE 1113 SIKES POULTRY CO 1051 Peachtree St N E VE 1127 PIEDMONT PHARMACY 991 Pnedmont Ave N E VE 2211 Prompt Service DUNCAN SEWING MACHINE SHOP 517 Ponce de Leon Ave Atlanta Georgla POINSETTIA Fme Food 922 Vlfglnla Ave at Highland ORATOR Robinson's Deparimeni' Sfore 87 Whxtehall Street C om plzments BRAKE SERVICE C0 485 8th Street N E ROBINSON'S GROCERY 467 8th Street Opposzte Henry Grady EL 6281 COX and BAUCOM Reliable Drugg sts EL 1366 722 N Highland Ave ere s to good times and goodfrlends may you always have an abundance of both BOTTED unofn Aumonm OF me cocA com COMPANY av THE ATLANTA COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY THE VARSITY FRESH FOODS CURB SERVICE N. E. ' o X of . i . l . ' - , . . N, E, , O I THE DeJARNETTE SUPPLY CO. EL. 5581 CEMENT - PLASTER - LIME ALL BUILDING SUPPLIES Ofiice and Warehouse North Boulevard and 10th Street HERRINGTON SERVICE STATION Virginia and Highland Ave. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS EL. 5303 and EL. 9545 HENRY'S 1397-9 N. Highland Ave. DRY CLEANING VE. 3511-3512 NORTH BROS. Industrial Insulation For Hot and Cold Pipe Equipment 911 Boulevard, N. E. For Repairs or Adjustments Call SANFORD TELEVISION AND REPAIR CO. 1027 Boulevard, N. E. VEmon 9616 Nights and Sunday Service At CAMELLIA GARDENS you find Good Food and Hospitality 1851 Peachtree Road Sperialize in Chinese Food GEORGIA TECH Educates ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, SCIENTISTS AND EXECUTIVES Trains AIR ARMY AND NAVY RESERVE OFFICERS Aids Industry and Government RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING EXTENSION COURSES For Information Write Georgia Institute of Technology Oliice of Registrar Atlanta Georgia HELP FILL CRITICAL SHORTAGE OF ENGINEERS IN ALL FIELDS comp'lmQnfs CORP 320N I'IlghIandAve N E SMITH EAST AUNT FANNY S PIE CO PRODUCE CO IIC 245 Trinity Ave S W Atlanta Georgia FRANK GRAHAM CO Lincoln 84 Mercury Automobiles 600 West Peachtree St N W EL 8231 ATLANTA GEORGIA GEORGE ON PEACHTREE BEAUTY SALON 884 Peachtree Street N E 'A'PL2XNTA GEORGIA L' 'Hivf 5' 9 7 9 1 u of ., . . . . 1 - Q ., . Q - , ,FW - ln I . 'I a ff. s 1 l ' E o 'S K , , , ., . . I 54 K if 9 . . , I - ,Q . 1 T. nf: 1' ., '- WSF, LN, 1 f. '. Its been fun being your 53 Photographer 1720 Peachiree S'l-reeI- ATwood 6953 mJxfI7'kJ ufifbkgn CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 HENRY GRADY HIGH SCHOOL P. T A v,.!iIl7X,v KERR STUDIO 1- f 405, POIOQISS to Poetess Stem 1B more t an just a jo A10 1S a 1V1I1g So w en you or a jo you want ,. 9-,ci securmty goo pay assurance o ra1ses an opportumty to a vance e eplmone gn' s a t ese t mgs an more 111 mtere tmg an 1mportani: jo s 1n a growmg 1n ustry W ynot mm, III an tu wltlm us a out a po 1t1011 it t le Te ep one Company? THE TELEPHONE COMPANY IS A GOOD PLACE TO WORK Nm , P N, J NT o XI' X A rose may lac endlessly a roseg a job A W wgwff . 11 . . 1,0 11 loole f ' la, 1 fx - , 1 , f - Q 2 cl ' fl . - X- A Q Tl -1 111111 11 11 11' Q d . . Y S . C1 . G 1, C -- 1 .112 - 1, , jx S' ' 1 1 I I1 . 'A ?ko I Afvx CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1953 'I ATLANTA DIVISION UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA offers degree programs for your selectxon mcludmg U S Army Transportatlon ROTC Day and Evenmg classes for your convemence lead to the Bachelor of Busmess Admmxstratton and Bachelor of Nursmg Educatxon Degrees or three years may be programmed toward any degree m the Arts Scnence or Educatlon A part of The Unnverslty of Georgia the Atlanta Dnvnsnon receives the same recogmtxon 1n scholastnc fields as The Umversxty of Georgna College Placement Office and Student Credlt Umon help any boy or gxrl who wxshes to finance a college educatton PLAN NOW to contmue your studies at this downtown S6 000 O00 plant pro vnded by the Regents of the Unxversxty System of Georgia where last year more than 7000 students establxshed new foundatrons for careers SAM S SHOE SHOP MM 1552 Pnedmont Ave olvmon or rumoun. nun rlonucls col! Piedmont and Morningside ROXY S Atlanta .t Leadxng Delicatessen 1011 Peachtree Street N E PERSHING POINT CLEANING CO 1592 Peachtree Street FI. 9065 LOUISE BEAUTY SALON 824 N Hxghland Ave ELg1n 3131 STANDARD TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT CO. Compliments of USED TRUCKS AND SPARE PARTS OUR SPECIALTY 1 e , , Presented by 949 Memorial Drxve ATLANTA BILTMORE HOTEL M Tami Mama, Georgia if . Complzments of The Soufh's Supreme Hotel BERRY REALTY CO. , .- Y 9 , .. . 7 7 Y ' 7 an x ' 3 l Z ., . I ,. l - 'S 7 I fl I 4 1 YI ,.. 1- - - H ZH - I 1 I I Best IVIASIIES to 31111111 HENRY GRADY HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SPECIALTY CO 94 Edgewood Avenue I-'ELT AND CIHENILLE LETTERS - SCHOOL CAPS 1-LNNANTS - FLAGS - BANNERS Beffel' BBCGIISE They Are CJICLLULOID BADCLS - COSTUMES MARTHAME SANDERS 81 CO 800 East Ave N E GENERAL CONTRACTORS Watch the Change nusrv s mo General Contractors 2225 Peachtree Rd II or Fme Homes yPK1aSkyO nr CHOCJO 04 Gam! Nm: 01 glvflzing gcuwo IL SUITS THE SOUTH Fresher 4 1- I - I aqS Potato Chlps Cornetts FFILOS C om plfments 0 BETSY ROSS BREAD AND HOLSUM ROLLS ir as I 9 O Y Y If ' f Since 1933 as as I f C I I I arr . un'n' , we 0 SAVE TIME I SAVE STEPS I SAVE MONEY Compliments of Marv' BOOMERSHINE 9 PoN'rlAc C , 1 1 1 I 425 Spring Street, N. E. Wfwzm FLOWER SI-IODS 8 PEACHTREE ST., ATLANTA Compliments Of FRIEND Q 16 A4 T: Lx - ? 9 ull ? MORNING GLORY SANDWICHES Serving Atlanta for Thirty Years Deliveries Made by Our Own Trucks and Employees to guarantee Freshness Fulton Sandwich Co. Atlanta, Ga Phone CYpress 8472 RAGSDALE-McCLURE COMMISSION CO Commrssxon Dealers m HORSES MULES AND CATTLE Complzments Fam rlunenls HELEN ZIMMERNIAN BRYAN 5 81 IO: STORE 348l E College Ave I-,I-'KATUR Gronru BLUE HORSE PAPER SCHOOL SUPPLIES The Kznd Your Mother and Dad Used Made m Atlanta MONTAG BROTHERS INC 182 Marietta St N W ATLANTA GEORGIA SHIP AHOY RESTAURANT 95 Luclue Street ATLANTA GEORGIA HOTEL SOUTHLAND 60 ROOIIIS 60 Baths Arr Fondrtmned iAu Momus LRNOHIZ Anxoxrrz SHORTY'S SNACK SHOP PLAZA THEATRE Ponce de Leon 8: Highland Avenues VE 6363 Office of EARL W HATHCOCK A Community Instxturxon for Enterlamment O ' A l Of O O by nf I . of 315 Simpson sr., N.w. O O 1 ' , . . . j. . . .A I . .I O O H ' , 7, o 0 f 'HP m 1'S Hmuus sunur co LOUIS Pin- ATLANTA CronrlA Atlanta Grlll Steak Co 914 Howell Nllll Road N W AT 9571 Logan Provlslon Co , Inc 1057 BRADY AVENUE AT 9571 -4-0-' fnce flw W of flewnzfm WE HAVE SPECIALIZED IN THE PRODUCTION OF OUTSTANDINIS CIOI.I,IiGE AND HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS 0.95 of H43 5' 8 0 S S H Z lllflII',1.DA5lf9 ' 2 5' r . ,UW FOOTE 81. DAVIES, INC. ATLANTA 1 my sv- 3- ..-ff -Pg 95- w , qs 1'-4, A..-v ' --33' ff, .-. 'm,.m,.. , . M... ...Q ,ms -'f44za.-awake -131:52 nQ.W'uviiis?'.i.af.x'k'a.Z.ts -ii' f'Rii:f .'e,'f1 'g'4.Ei'anh: e.Sx'5' it W . uf' 551' ' sm, , :'7 v , 3 -4, ' , ivh' il-L QL-5 ' ' :E 1 :'f94+' I 4 54, fi? . .5 , 'Yi if , I . -' ' . - . ' :, H . Az'-'VV' ' wr, H-42? 'L--- , . LT-:-' ':' -' ' T' ' ' , '- , x?x. Q! 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