Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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THE REFLECTOR January Graduates r Randolph Barker “Even tho’ vanquished, he could argue still.’ ’ Latin Club ’22; German Club ’23-’24; Radio ’23; Band ' 25-’20. Oris Glinedinst “An industrious lad with a worthy ambi¬ tion.’ ’ (Entered fall ’26.) George Donavant “A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck.’’ Hi-Collect ’23- ' 24; Athletic Association ’25-’26; Track ' 25; Debating Club ’23- ’24; Latin Club ’23-’24; Dramatic Club ’26; Commercial Club ’25; Class Basket¬ ball ’24. Glenn Hackney “He is in every sense of the word a gentle¬ man.’ ’ Hi-Y ’26; Student Council ’26; Band ' 24: Glee Club ’25; Typist for “High Life’’ ’26; Spanish Club ’24-’25; Commercial Club ’24- ' 25-’26: Science Club ' 22; Typing Awards ’25- ' 26; Session Room Cashier ’25. Willis Hargrove “Sometimes I sit and think; other times I just sit.’ ’ Science Club ’22; Ili-Collect Club ’23; Radio Club ' 24-’25; Athletic Association ’22- ’23- ’24- ’25- ’26; Monogram Club ’24- ’25-’26; Class Football ’22; Class Basket¬ ball ’22-’23: Varsity Track ’22; Varsity Baseball ’23- ' 24- ’25; Varsity Football ’24- ’25-’26; Senior Class Testator; Hi-Y Club Number 2 ’26. 9

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When Peggy’s picture was first shown at school, several boys re¬ marked that some day she would break many hearts with those eyes. Though only three, Peggy feels very grown-up now. Heretofore she has been very jealous of her sister who is in the first grade at school; but when she was told that she was the mascot of the senior class, she said boast¬ fully to her family. “I’m a little high school girl now.” Peggy is Miss Margaret Vaughn McAlister, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. McAlister. 126 Smith Street. Billy Mendenhall is the other mascot. Although he is very small, he is trying hard to win the hearts of the girls away from the senior Toys. With his golden curls and large blue eyes he is quite confident that the fair sex will completely succumb to his graces. “As for the boys. ’ ’ he says, 1 ‘ they can go to smash! ” I le is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I H. Mendenhall, 308 Mur¬ ray Street. S

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THE REFLECTOR Elea Harrelson “Her lot was a kind heart and a quantity of conscientiousness.’ ’ Secretary-Treasurer Class ’27; Varsity Basketball ’27; Girls’ Council ’26; Girls’ Athletic Association ’25-’26; Best-all- round-Senior ’27. Annie Hogan “Whose fingers are as nimble as the feet of Mercury.’ r Athletic Association: January Class His¬ torian; Everlasting Vice-President; Hiking Club; Dramatic Club; Commercial Club; Mathematics Club; Science Club; Girls’ Council: Spanish Club. Nellie Lockamy “There is no diplomacy like silence.” Science Club ’24-’25; Glee Club ’25-’26; Commercial Club ’25-’26. Eloise Milton “Beauty is as beauty does.” Commercial Club ’23-’24; Spanish Club ’23-’24; Hiking Club ’22-’23; Tennis Club ’24. Mildred Nash “Her pen was striking, resistless and grand.’ ’ French Club ’24-’25; Hiking Club ’24- ’25; Class Baseball ’25-’26; Class Basketball ' 25- ' 26; Secretary Freshman Class ’25-’26; Dramatic Club ’25-’26; Girls’Council ’25- ’26; “Homespun” Staff ’26-’27; Vice- President of Class ’26-’27. 10