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

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Term takes on new meaning There I sat surrounded. They came at me with insurance forms, pep talks, eye tests and permanent records. I couldn ' t escape. Cheerleaders and majorettes performed strange chants and rituals. Student Council, as if with some mystical insight, enacted my first day at school. My fellow captives and I were then herded into small groups as we toured this well known institution . Suddenly the shock hit me: for me, JOE EiGHTHGRADER, the five year term I was to serve here had just begun! RIGHT: An eighth grade student raises a question con- cerning eye eiaminations during a short visit in homeroom. BELOW: Orientation proves depressing for these eighth graders as Mr. Miller discusses the responsibilities in- volved. a mmimmiKmfmBm

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STUDENT LIFE The ink is black, the pace is white. Together we learn to read and write. The child is black, the child is white, The whole world looks upon the sight. The beautiful sight. The child is black, the child is white, Together we grow to see the light. -Three Dog Night Openin{ 1 Student Life 16 Sports 54 People 88 Advertising 150 ndex 173 Eplloiue 178

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- LEFT: Mr. Ashmofe rejafds the incominj subtreshman ' class with miied joy and apprehension. BOnOM LER: Kirkland McGhet presents Sammy Thomp- son and Lisa Clements with a pile of Houftiton Mifflins in siiit rehearsal. BELOW: Enthusiastic over his new job, lir. Miller beams approval over new eighth graders.