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

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In Memoriam

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honorlng When Mr Alley ne lurrens our llhrarlan retlres she yull leayt a gap llterally lmIJ0HSllJlP to fill To all of those who have known her Mrs Currens has been not only a helpful lllNlI'llllOl' hut a 'food frund lndec d the lnstory of Henry Grady Hlgh School would he lllf0fT'llllClC without mention of Mr furrens when bra y was nrst Oflglll tted xt was Mr lurrr-ns who super yl-ed the C0fT'lllllldll0ll of the Tech Hlffh and Boys Hugh llllI'dI'ltN later yy hen the nus Nlllf' was added to the build :nv she supt rlntm nded the ITl0Xll1g. ofthe llhrary from Boom ne to It present llc on the etond oor a Great part Ill tht cducatlon of Grady students Wlthout her 1 urdance 11 would haye lmeen lfYlll0NSll1lK for lhsm to fulfill the requlrements of thelr ysork For these and myrlad other reasons we pay thls trlbute to Mr Alleyne Currens Vlay we w1sh her as much happlness 1n the years to come as she has brought to others ln the years gone by 'HRS Al I I-NNI' IUHRI' N9 MRS NIARY BRAND If ever there was a person who was consldered a frlend to eyeryone ll was Mrs Mary Brand Mrs Brand has been at Grady durlng lts entlre exlstence She was an msplratlon to every student who knew her lntllllalely and a frlend to every teacher whom she had asslsted Mrs Brand was among the people who were lnstrumental ln startlng Grady on 1tS road to success seven years ago As a symbol of thelr love for her, the students of Henry Grady Hngh School succeeded ln havlng Mrs Brand awarded the second place prlze ln a contest to select Atlanta's favorlte secretary It IS not surprlsmg that a woman such as Mrs Brand should be an ardent church worker, when one knows of Mrs Brand's many ldeals Truly, her leavlng IS Gradyls loss and her new employerls gam 10 - . V- g V 5. I C. - l n , . , . ' ' ' ' ' A s. I 5. l V 1- ll 1 l 1 I X I- B n V ' '.'. 4 . ' ' ' ' ' F .' ' ' I' X f . U s .' s ' ' tl . y As head lihrarian for six years. Mrs. Currens has played , W . . . ,. ' ' F . . is G s. ' , .. I ' ' . ' , , , , . . . l G. 4 4 1 . . 1 . J ' wif ' T

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ln the warm month mans f our teachers let their cla e tudy an relax in the warm Qun hine Thr has been a custom for exeral xearb ln tudy hallb it help beeau e tudent like to chatter out of door they do not disturb their cla mate Block that kick' Hold that line' Co trads flrev Km ht l Thee chant and many more are familiar ound which hurt forth from tradv Sta dlum durln football ea on ln the mac round tand our 1 lool trikln picture of cholaxls attain nn nt and t XlClllll athletic' mesa JANUARY I9-519 SUN MON TUE WED Tl-IU 1FRI SAT , 1 I 2 to 'schools to I7 I8 I9 20 2l 22 23 2lI- 25 26 27 28 29 30 Tlllsl Henry Cradw l'l1 h School the home of 1500 tudent l'rom the military Held which 1 a familiar 1 ht to many military boy we new our wonderful chool To the suhfreshman Grady first looked like this After looked forward with anticipation to the days when they would walk in the new section of the buildin with all the upper claasmen and he free to carry their own hook Vlhen the F1 htli trader looks hack at Grady the Fighth Street wing will he in his deareet and fondc l memorle 19 , . 's 1' 1 1' 'g , , S S1 . . . 1 . .S . . 5.111 . . 1 S1 1 1. 1 H s A 1' o ' ' ss s s d , ' , f ., s ' . 's 5 - ' s ' s s . 1 S ' ss S. AY :fl 1 being in this wing for about three or four weeks, they . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . ' . . U - I -F V ' s. v Ig I . - is ' s. I 1' , 1 'g 5. si s - ' S s 1 , , ' ' s 1 1 - ' ' U S s E . . l' kg S' s s-l Q a 1 . . 11 . S 1 1 1 1 1. 1 k C 1 1 1 5 ' KY Q F ..