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

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Miss Davenporl' gives lasf minufe advice fo +he Glee Club before performance. ,I-5 dv 'UQ' ,, ri ' If- ' Y , . . 'i Q in., . 1 . Y I I .... - V5 A f My .fi ik .. .. .SH f i j5 l -Q Mrs. Helen P. Taylor Mary A. Young MUSIC Grady is exfremely proud of i+s many fine musical groups. The Band, Orchesfra, Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus provide enioymen+ for fhe facul+y and s+uden+ body. S Marion T. Davenporl' Sylvia J. Kan+er Roberf O. Seifz Mrs. Leonara M. Baugham Mrs. Sara G. Burgess Dorofhy S. Fargason Paul Farmer Willorene Ferguson Jo M. Jordan Edi+h E. McCallie Dorofhy M. Morrison Ann L. Perkins Mrs. Claire S. Posfman Mrs. Michele J. Rubin 1 Mrs. Belly Anne Shaw ENGLISH The English Depar+men+ plays an especially im- por+an+ role in +he life of every Grady siudenf. Courses in li+era'I'ure, grammar and composifion are +he componenf paris of each s+uden+'s five year sfucly ai' Grady.

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FACULTY The facully plays 'rhe mosf imporfanl' role in 'rhe life of a sludenl' al' Grady. For only 'lhrough his +eachers can a pupil gain lhe knowledge and underslanding so necessary in adul+ life. Gradyi+es are especially forfunaie because 'rhe members of fheir facul+y are among 'lhe besl' in fhe cily. MATH . .,:.: :Gif A . 2 5 3 dll ART The varied arf courses offered af Grady are Ceramics, Pain+ing, Design, Arf Apprecia+ion, and School Service Arf. The beaufiful pos+ers and arl' displays seen in lhe halls are made by lhe arf s+uden'rs of Grady. ART Jaclxson Thomasine M Mueller Mrs. Marlha A. Barnes Mrs. Jane M. Boozer Lois G. Durling Marian M. Foreman Marinelle P. Garner Rufus B. Godwin Remberl' A. Green Morris C. Johnson Mar+ha L. Lynch Fred A. Rheney Harry S+riclcland William A. Wills Mafhemalics has been called +he basis of all science l our scien+ific age, Grady courses in Basic Ma+h, Algebra Geomefry and Trigonomefry are lremendously imporfanf +o every s+uden+.

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SOCIAL STUDIES . fq,,.Qix.s QR M. DILTJRL NOT AVNILABLF Mr. Laird reviews curren+ world affairs 'For his'I'ory discussion. Ber'I'ha Carpenfer Mrs. Rober+ E. Eskew Jack C. Fligg RoI'Jer+ A. Hawkins PICTURE A Alfred C. Hilderbrand NCT Mrs. Elizabefh E. Hughes WMLABLE Joseph S. Laird Dooley Malfhews Grady L. Randolph Websler A. Skelfon Harry Slrickland MaI'+ie Walker SOCIAL STUDIES Every sfudenl' of Grady needs an awareness of Ihe evenfs I'haI' have changed and conlinue Io change the hisfory of 'I'he world. The excellenl Social Sfudies De- parI'men'I' offers such diversified courses as: Communily Cifizenship, World HisI'ory, American His'I'ory, Sociology, Currenl' World Affairs, Social Problems, Problems of Democracy, and Economic Geography. , ,. ..-.. I :V f..,i . . Z- . L b .: -E INDUSTRIAL ARTS N Many Grady sludenfs who wish Io make a career J . l g ZfQ lIiM ' in I'he world of lndus+ry find 'rhe Induslrlal Ar'I' ,QM Q . . . courses excellenf Iralnlng. These courses are: Me- 1i'ff.v.., 'I:-:. gf 1. . . . . . L chamcal Drawing- Prin'I'm9. and Wood Working- 'I 7-r'.s, - John F. Clonfs Samuel A. Falcon Jack C. Sylvesler