Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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G. H. S. 18 SENIOR CLASS AND HISTORY— (Continued) WILLIAM HENRY SULLIVAN ‘Ah; why should life all labor bed ' Born June 17. 1892 Champion of mile and half-mile run, of 440, 220 and 100 yard dash events in the track PRANK STEED SMITH “A parlous boy.” Born April 19. 1892 A man of literary inclinations; editor and proprietor of Senior Buzz Saw.” An orator and weighty counsellor in class meetings. LI DIE ECKEL PIERCE ‘‘I know everything except myself.” Born May 2, 1892 A girl with a stern countenance but a tender heart and with no love for mathematics. team that was to have been.

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SENIOR CLASS ANT) HISTORY— (Continued) G. H. S. 17 IVEY HENRIETTA BAYLOR ‘Stiff hi opinion, often in the w rong.” Born May 18, 1891 Dangerous when her wrath is kindled but a little; an immense argufier with her teach¬ ers having a strong aversion to geometry. In all other studies, however, she is the equal of the best. WELBORX JOHNSTON FORNEY “Rot (very one is a wit that would be.” Born February 19, 1893 Member of cast of dramatic club; youngest boy in the class; great at witticism; geometri¬ cian and accommodation stenographer. MAMIE WILSON FREEMAN ‘‘Stilt they gazed. and still tin wonder grew Thai one small head, could carry all she knew. Born January 19. 1892 A good student and hard worker; but she has one fault, she used Roosevelt’s simply - tied spelling long before he ever thought of it.

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SENIOR CLASS AND HI STORY—(Continued) G. H. S. 19 FLEMING ROSS WEAVER “Oh, In was gentle , mild and virtuous.” Secretary of Athletic Association and assist¬ ant manager of ball team. Renowned chem¬ ist : has made some hair-raising experiments with sulphur-matches, gun-cotton, and nitro¬ glycerine. - r -o : i In appearance as in name she is queenly and in nature as in name she is joyful. AMBER EYBA MAXOIMI “Of manners gcnth. of affections mild. Born October 27. 1S92 She sits at the hack of the room and possesses the enviable faculty of being so quiet as to (scape the attention of the teachers, (Miss Woinble. of course, excepted.)