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Art Griffith

Tribune Staff

| April 3, 2024

Just a few weeks after the City of Winslow unveiled a monument in honor of his enduring legacy, Coach Art Griffith (left of podium), a revered figure at Winslow High School, stands before the newly renamed Art Griffith Student Union. This event draws a supportive crowd that includes friends, community members, WHS baseball players, and the school's dedicated staff. This gathering around Coach Griffith celebrates his monumental contributions and marks a deeply historic occasion that resonates across both the school and the entire Winslow community. — Just a few weeks after the City of Winslow unveiled a monument in honor of his enduring legacy, Coach Art Griffith (left of podium), a revered figure at Winslow High School, stands before the newly renamed Art Griffith Student Union. This event draws a supportive crowd that includes friends, community members, WHS baseball players, and the school's dedicated staff. This gathering around Coach Griffith celebrates his monumental contributions and marks a deeply historic occasion that resonates across both the school and the entire Winslow community. Photo by Shawn White