Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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G. H. S. 20 SENIOR CLASS AND HISTORY—(Continued) CAT HE RINE E ST E LL E HAWKINS “She is a bonny, wee thing.” Born December 8, 1891 She has been one of the greatest travelers of the class; has lived in Oxford, Fayette¬ ville and Morganton, N. C., in Johnston City Tenn., and finally in Pomona. RENNIE GENEVA SPIVEY “Solitude is often the best society.” Born October 19, 1891 A- good student; a good house keeper; a good seamstress; t he right thing in the right place. JANE RUTH GROOVE “Oh! give us a few brilliant flashes of silence.” Born May 4, 1892 A faithful member of the class who has never been afraid to express herself before the rest, during a recitation or otherwise. Studious, but full of fun, and has a fondness for talk¬ ing.

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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.)

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SENIOR CLASS AND HISTORY-(Continued) G. H. S. 21 FIELDING LEWIS FRY “He was the very pink of courtesy Born March 12, 1892 Member cast of dramatic club; mem¬ ber of base ba’l team ’09. and lead in Senior Quartet. FRANCIS MOORE FRY “She was ever fair and never proud Born March 12. 1892 Member of Senior Basket Ball Team. They have been together in school for ten years and have never had a tight.