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

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4-Opening Building and curriculum' changes benefit student All changes in the building and the curriculum have one purpose: to benefit the student. The new library has carrels equipped with tape and turn table outlets along with a cross filing system so that students can locate all available material-tapes, records, books-on a subject in one spot. Under construction is a new gym with more space and facilities for a future swimming pool, while the old gym gets a facelifting to take care of the overload. As a result of excellent instruction, Michael Chunn coaxes round, resonant sou nds from his tuba. l

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Progress exemplifies '70 Change is the keyword at Grady. With a new four quarter year the old curriculum swells to include the newg an old building stretches to combine the best of the old with the newg and a changing student adapts himself to the progressive education of which his improvement is the ultimate aim.

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Left: It is easy for Margaret Gilleland and Vivienne Drakes to do their homework in new library's quiet atmosphere. Below: Carrels equipped with tapes and earphones provide a study aide for Grade Meadows. Opening-5