Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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VIVIAN EUGENIA PAYLOR, Io. Burn April 13, 1893 Give ample room and verge enough. ' Height 5 t ' t. 4K in.; weight 146 pounds. The chief character of this “wee, (?) modest crimsom tij»pe l flower” is her famous blush, which, even though she holds a book over her face, always es¬ capes concealment. She lias a peculiar understanding of poetry (especially Burns). Her fiery temper is often shown, particularly on report days. NANCIE ELIZABETH NORTH, Io. Born March 12, 1895 Out of the abundance of the heart the month epenketh. ' ’ Height 5 ft. 8 in.; weight 110 pounds. Vice-President Io. ’12; Member Glee Club ’.12. “Noncie, ” popularly termed and suitably, in accordance with the quanti¬ ty of nonsense which she endeavors to render, is the noisest girl in the class. She is generally in a go-.od humor, and (a thing which would seem unusual), studies a great cfeal. She writes a lit¬ tle rhyme now and then, and can draw “sum” when she tries. Page Twenty-six

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LILLIAN McADOO IIEDGPETH Io. Born October 20, iS94 “As merry ns thfi day is long. ' ' Height 5 ft 4 in.; weight 115 pounds. Vice-President Io. ' 12: Class Treasurer ’09. ‘ ‘ Hedgie ’ ’ as she is called, is jolly and popular, but around the boys she is a peach; for if not the biggest flirt, she is certainly the worst. MADELINE McLEAN MOORE. McN. Born March 14, 1895 “Is slip not tassing fair.” Height 5 ft. 3 in. weight 99 pounds. Since small size and tendency toward quietness are combined in her, Made¬ line has the great advantage over tin- other members of the class of being overlooked by the teachers during reci¬ tation. tShe has the distinction of be¬ ing the cutest and daintiest girl in the class. Page Twenty-live

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FRED THORN PEARCE, Phi. Born June 14, 1895 Hence bashful cunning. Height 5 ft. 6 4 in; weight 120 lbs. Vice-President Phi. ' 12: President Phi. ’13. ‘‘Behold ‘‘ ' hink“ Pearce, the cutest and slyest hoy in the class. How serene and calm he appears; but “ye gods! ’’ if you could only see him wrest¬ ling with Cicero. “The pen alls power¬ less from my shrinking hand.” Yet. despite his continual struggles he is widely known for his angelic. ( ?) looks, and is the embodiment of peace (?) and tranquility. MYRTLE WINIFRED PREYER McN. Born June 4, 1896 “.1 (Itniffhter of the gods, divinely tall ;unl most divinely 1 ' nir. ' ' Height 5 ft. 9% in.; weight. 130 1 lbs. Vice-President McN. ’10-11 : Leader Rooter’s Club ’ll- ' 12; Edi¬ tor Reflector ’ll: Class Historian ’10: Member of the (Hoe Club ’12: Commencement Soloist ’12. If one did not know Myrtle, he would think her very stately and dig¬ nified instead ,of the jolly fun lov¬ ing girl that we really know her to be. She was voted as the biggest flirt in the class; but although she is at pres¬ ent often affected, it is positive that she will never grow conceited on ac¬ count of the much attention she at¬ tracts. Page Twenty-seven