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

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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

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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