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

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CtNTtR Dljplayint hii two ufty appendJt«. Msui Simj triej hii luck for the (J{ly Lejj title. LEFT; Tenth jrader Letlle Selbj addi a lait minute touch to their belo»e ) tloat, a» Candy Hatkini and Lori Lewis look on.

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Reign drops keep falling on her head As in the past, ttie week of tiomecom- ing brought welcome relief from the usual hectic pace of the first few weeks of school. Annual events including the Mr. Muscles contest, the Ugly Legs contest, Senior Hat day and the Most Spirited contest climaxed during the pep assembly before the game. Away from the pomp and circumstance of assemblies, each class labored long hours over their homecoming floats in order to complete them by game time. Finally, the big day arrived; cheerleaders cheered, drill teamers drilled, boosters boost- ed, pep clubbers pepped and majorett es twirled as the voluptuous Joyce Biggs was chosen the 1972-73 Homecoming Queen from the court of Sandy Anderson, herself, Frankie Campbell, Lynn Greenberg, and Leslie Porter. With Joyce ' s coronation, another Grady homecoming became history. i

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Happenings halloo humdrum humans Grady students suffering from the afflic- tions caused by term papers, homeworit, and tests, finally struck upon tfie perfect answer to their weariness. Students took brief respites from their daily routine by performing in the theater, attending assemblies, hosting Chief Noc-a- Homa, and jiving to the rock n ' roll con- cert presented by WQXI radio. All in all, extra-curricular activities pro- vided the variation needed in the monotonous life of students.