Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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LeROY EDGAR SCHIFFMAN, Phi. Born August 12, 1895 “Infinite richer in a little room. Height 5 ft. 5Vi; in.; weight 110 lbs. Class Prophet 12; Editor Re¬ flector ' ll. This young man who is the smallest one in the class, has the reputation for being a walking encyclopedia and dic¬ tionary combined of all Pre-historic, his¬ toric, Ancient, Mediaeval, Modern and Future knowledge with index and (at present) “appendix” attached. His wisdom consists chiefly in an interpre¬ tation of Caesar’s and Cicero’s works, and all together “Le” is the brightest member of the class. FANNIE LAMBETH HENDRIX MEN. Born December Id, 1894. “ The smiles to drive dull cure anvi.y.” Height 5ft. 4R in.; weight 115 lbs. Writer of Last Will and Testa¬ ment ’12; Vice-President McN ’12; Secretary McN. TO; Member Glee Club 12; Rooter’s Chib T2. Fannie’s grins are far renowned. Her sunny disposition and generous nature have won for her numerous friends; so the Seniors have elected her the most popular girl in the class. Pay© Twenty

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HILDA LANIER OGBURN McN. Born February 11, 1895 “ The dome of thought, the palace of the soul.” Height 5 feet 6 inches; weight 116 lbs. Class Historian ' 111: Associate Edi¬ tor of Sage ’10-’ll; Member of the Glee Club and Rooter’s Club ’12; Hilda is a good worker, an obliging friend, and noted for her honesty, even in jokes. Nevertheless she has a high temper which is easily aroused and which often causes sharp stings. CHARLES ANDREW MOSELEY Di. Born October 26, 1894 “77 not budge an inch.” Height 6 feet 5 inches; weight 120 lbs. Class Orator ' 12; Class Treasurer 12; Editor-in-chief of Sage T2; Inter-Society Debater ’ll; Vice- President Di. ’12. “Snoopy” by trade an editor, has the most studious habits imaginable. Though he is not related to the feath¬ ered world, his writing has often been mistaken for buzzard tracks, and hence a cause of sharp disapproval from his teachers. However Miss E. manages to award him “ones,” perhaps giving him the “benefit of the doubt.” Despite his wisdom he is the most bashful mem¬ ber of the class. Pago Nineteen

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MARY LUCIRE PICKARD, 1 . Born March 26, 1895 “.1 jflensing countenance is no slight ad vantage. ' - Height 5 ft. 5 in.; weight 118 pounds Class poet 12; President Io. ' 12 Roller’s Club; Clee (dub ' 12. Among l pr friends termed ‘ ‘ Pick 1 ’ for short, not for her disposition, for she is of a very contented nature, never finding fault, but afil smiles and sweet¬ ness, especially when the boys are around—one of the Seniors particular¬ ly has displayed many evidences ol ' his suitable “pick.” Elected the pret¬ tiest girl in the (’lass. EMMA MARIE ANDERSON, McN Born August 20, 1,895 ' ' Her duties well performed, her da s well spent .” Height 5 ft. 5 in.; weight 110 pounds “Eiiipsae” is loved by teachers and friends. She is extremely industrious and ever attentive, but also very talk¬ ative among familiar acquaintances. Her little, high pitched giggle is a most striking contrast to her natural speaking voice. Page Twenty-on©