Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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26 THE SAGE Edith Encile Wilson, lo. “The devil hath not, in all his quiver’s choice, An arrow for the heart like a sweet voice” Age, 18; height, 5 ft. 5 in.; weight, 125 lbs. Athletic Assn, ’16-’17-’1S. Glee Cluib, ’15-’16-’17-’18 Rooters’ Club, ' 1G- ' 17. President of Ionian, ’18. Society Play, ’17. Thrift Society, ’IS. Here is our one day Galli- Curci. How would the Senior play have gotten along without Edith’s sweet voice and charm¬ ing personality? She is a won¬ derfully blessed young lady, for besides her other accomplish¬ ments she was elected the pret¬ tiest girl of the class. Blanche Martin, McN. Her eye is kin’ and faire to see! A ' ge, IS; height, 5 ft. 4% in. weight, 125 lbs. Glee Club, ’15-’16-’17-’1S. Rooters’ Cluib ’15-’16-’17-’18 Athletic Assn, ’16-’17-’1S. V.-tPras. M ' cNeil Society, ’IS. Thrifty Thrift Society. Junior Red Cross. Humor Editor oif Sage. Make way for the heart smasher! We have not fully decided whether the title is due to her curly hair or her laughing eyes; probably the bo ' yis might tell us. Anyway that is what they elected her and she is cer¬ tainly a mighty nice girl.

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THE SAGE 25 Dorothy McDowell, Io. A merry heart goes all the day’ Age, 17; height, 5 ft. 3 in.: weight, 117 lbs. President Ionian, ’18. Vice chairman Junior Red Cross, Room I, ’IS. O. D. C. Club. A Valuable addition was made to our class when Dor¬ othy entered last year., Tho she hasn’t been here long she has won many friends by her bright, happy disposition. Dorothy is very original and a thoroughly fine girl. Clyde Kenneth Brooks, Phi. “A safe companion and an easy friend” Age, 17; height, 5 ft. 9 in.; weight, 145 lbs. Athletic Association, ’15-’16- ’17-’18, Vice-president of Philomel- ian Literary Society, ' 17. Press Reporter of Philomel- ian Literary Society, ’18. President Anti-Kaiser Soci¬ ety Room, No. 1, 1918. Vo Warts Club, ’17-’18. First Sergeant Co. B., High School Batallion, ’17. Football team, ’17. Clyde is not only our cham pion bell ringer, but he shines on geometry. A porcupine en¬ vies Cly ' de’S bristles after he has had a hair cut, and Miss Sutton can tell you how very much she covets his giggle, which is heard most unexpect¬ edly. “Brooksey” is an all¬ round fine iboy.

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THE SAGE 27 Edwin Hardin Denny, Phi. “Nothing: becomes him ill that he would well” Age 17; height, 6 ft.; weight 149 tbs. Athletic Assn, ’15-’16-’17- ’18; Press Reporter, Phi. ’17; Vice-Pres. Phi. ’18; Athletic Editor q£ Sage, ’17- ' 1S; Busi¬ ness Mgr. Sage, ’17- ' 18; mem¬ ber football squad, ’15-’17; Basket Ball Team, ’17-’1S. Ed’s business abilities are of the best. Under his expert managing our Sage has been quite a success this year. Ed. is very popular at G. H. S. even though he has been elected the most conceited boy in the class. He also has the honor of being the “best dancer” among the boys. Nellie Jefferson, McN. “Calm and unruffled as a summer sea Age, 16; height, 5 ft. 6 in.; weight, 115 tbs. Sage Editor, ’15; Monitor McNeil Society, ’16; Critic Mc¬ Neil Society, ’17; Press Repor¬ ter McNeil Society, ’17; Vice- President McNeil Society, ’18; Chairman of Junior Red Cross Society of Room No 14; Chair¬ man Food Conservation Com¬ mittee Patrioitic Campaign ’IS; Ediitor- ' innChief Sage ’IS; Class Historian, ' 18; O. D. C. Cluib; Patrol Leader of Blue Bell Girl Scouts. From the first Nellie has showed us her ability to do hard things, many of them and do them well. Her dignified, cool bearing would give any one confidence and tier history papers are Miss “Alec’s” pride. Nellie’s inestimable work as Editor-intChief of the Sage is highly appreciated by the class. Altogether we are very glad to have this girl with us.