Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Wylie H. McGlamery, Jr. “Much to himself he thought, but little spoke, ' ’ Latin Club ’23-’24; Science Club ’23- ’24; Class Tennis ’23— ’24; Ili-Y Club 26- 27; President of Session-Room J26- 27 ; Bovs Athletic Association ’23-’27; I rack ' 27; President of Class 23 Charles Thomas McIver It doesn ' t pay to worry: things are bound t» happen anyway. ' ’ Track ’24-’25; Latin Club ’25-’26; De- bating Club ' 24- ' 25; Science Club 2T 25; Math Club ’24- ’25; Dramatics ’26- ’27. Virginia E. McKaughan “Silence is more eloquent than words. (Entered fall ’26.) Annie-Stroud Mann “Good nature is the sign of a large and generous soul. Dramatic Club ’24; Hiking Club ’23-’27; Baseball ’23-’27; Hockey ’26; Tennis ’23; Latin Club ’25; Girls’ Athletic Association ' 23-’27; Girls’ Monogram Club ' 21 . Joe Mann “Genteel in conduct, generous and free. Latin Club ' 23-’24; Hi-Y Club ’27; Science Club ’23-’24: Boys’ Athletic As¬ sociation ' 23-’27: Math Club ’24-’25; Dramatics ’25-’26. 9 9

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THE REFLECTOR Herbert Jones ‘With graceful steps he strides the streets, And smiles on all the ladies sweet.” Latin Club ' 23- ' 24; Track ’26-’27; Hi-Y Club ’26-’27; Math Club ’23-’24; Dra¬ matic Club ’25-’26; Assistant Manager of Supply Room ’26-’27. Lorraine Keller ' ‘Even the soft wind breathes music to my ear.’ ’ French Club ’25; Girls’ Council ’25; Base¬ ball Captain ’25. Mary Elizabeth King “A perfect woman, nobly planned.” Math Club ’24-’25; Science Club ' 24- ' 25; Athletic Secretary ’24; Latin Club ’24-’26; Dramatic Club ’25-’26; Orchestra ’25; State Music Contest ’25-’26; “High Life” ’20-’27; Torch light ’26-’27; Vice- President of Class ’26- ’27; Associate Editor of “ Reflector ” ' 26-’27. Mary Lyon Leak ‘“’Tis said that a jolly nature meets work and play half-way.” Latin Club ’24-’25; Debating Club ’26; Girls’ Council ' 26; Student Council ’26: Math Club ’25; Girls’ Athletic Association ’24- ’27; Secretary of Class ’24. Ned Lipscomb “I may be a ‘long fellow,’ but I am no poet. Monogram Club ’25-’27; Football ’23- ’26; Captain of Football ’26-’27; Basketball ’27; Track ' 26-’27; Boys’ Athletic Associ¬ ation ’23-’27; Hi-Y Ciub ’25-’27; Junior Marshal ' 26; lli-Collect Club 23; Latin Club ’23-’24: Baseball ’23.

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THE REFLECTOR Dorothy Matlock “She who does faithfully today will he wanted tomorrow.’’ Basketball ’25-’26; Hiking ’25. Hon ii Matlock “Thou whose locks outshine the sun—golden tresses.’ ’ Hiking ’25. Sarah Mendenhall “A jolly, unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all.” Secretary-Treasurer of Class ’23-’24; President of Dramatic Club ’25-’26; Latin Club ’24-’25; Science Club ’24-’25; “Homespun” ’26-’27; “Reflector” ’26- ’27; Torchlight Society ’26-’27; Tennis ’24-’25; Junior Marshal ’26; Basketball ’25-’27: Hiking ’25-’2 ; Dramatic Club ’25; Treasurer of General Athletic As¬ sociation ’26-’27. Thelma Louise Miles “Oh let me close my eyes and dream, Sweet fanciful dreams of love.” Science Club ’23-’24; Latin Club ’24-’25: Hiking Club ’23-’25; Math Club ' 24-’25; Girls’ Athletic Association ’23-’27; Dra¬ matic Club ’25-’26; Track ’25; Football Sponsor ’25. Dorothy Miller “She’s all my fancy painted her, She’s lovely, she’s divine.” Math Club ’25; Science Club ’25; Tennis Club ’25; Literary Club ’25; Swimming Club ’25-’26. 23