Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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THE SAGE 29 Margaret Elizabeth Gilliam McN. ‘And French she spak ful faire and neatly” Age, 17; height, 5 ft. 2 i 2 in. weight, 123 lbs. Athletic Association, ’15-’16- ’17-’18; Assistant Literary Ed¬ itor of Sa ' ge, ’16-’17; Social and Exchange Editor oif Sage, ’17-’18. Margaret is our typical sweet girl graduate, a splendid char¬ acter for one of “Meade’s” book’s. She is Miss Siutton’s heart’s delight in French and it is rumored that after gradua¬ tion she is going to the train¬ ing camips and teach “our boys” to talk to the French madiauiozelles. John Dodson Nelson, Phi. “Young Ben was a nice young man, a business man by trade Age, 18; height, 5 ft. 8 in.; weight, 129 lbs. Memiber of Athletic Associa¬ tion, ’16-’T7-’18. Member Junior Red Cross, Rojom ,No. 14. A teacher tells us Dodson will make a splendid business man. We sincerely hope so. Anyway we knoiw this much, if he keeps on in the way he has started he will at least keep h ' ils employers amused if they keep him long enough. He is the wit of room fourteen and besides all this through the toil oif school keeps pressed and tied.

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28 THE SAGE Emma Roberts Blake, McN. “Speak gentle! ' Tis a little thing” Age, 17; height, 5 ft. 5 in.; weight, 100 tbs. Monitor of McNeil Society, ’17; Treasurer M ' cNeil Society, ’18; Athletic Assn., ’ 16-’ 17-’ 18. Marshal. Some folks say she is quiet, but oh! my how she can roll those eyes and use that giggle she possesses. Even if she is not fond of the masculines (and we have never said she was not) they are fond of her, for she is a nice little black curly haired, brown-eyed girl, full of the joy of living. Lucy Person Blake, Io. “Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are” Age, 1,8; height, 5 ft. 3 in.; weight, 105 lbs. Athletic Alsisn., ’15-’16-’17; Press Reporter, ’16; Class Treae. ’16; Sans Souci, ’16; Anti-Klaiser Club, ’17; Sec’y of Voiwants Club, ’17; Marshal, ’16; Monitor Ionian Society, ’15. Lucy is truly our beauty, with Mack tresses and dark eyes and the most amazing way of using them. She loves to tell stories for Mr. Boseman; she says for a grade, but we kno ' w better. She is rather emotional and a fine, young lady.

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THE SAGE 0 Elizabeth Duffy Foust, Io. “She ' s all my fancy painted her Age, 16; height, 5 ft. 6 in.; weight, 110 lbs. Memlber of Athletic Associa¬ tion, ’15-’16-’17-’18; basket ball team, ’17-’18; Rooters’ Club, ’16-’17-’18; Glee Club. ’16-’17; member of Thrifty Thrift Society; member of Jr. Red Cross, Room No. 14. ‘‘Lizzie” Foust has especial¬ ly blossomed out among us this year since she has been run¬ ning that well known car that matches her name, but with a “Tin” before it. She was elect¬ ed the most influential member of the class, due no doubt to the beautiful way she handles a basket-ball. William Clegg Monroe, Phi. “A merrier man, within the limit of becoming mirth, I never spent an hour’s talk watlhial” Age, 18; height, 5 ft. 11 in.; weight, 135 lbs. Projphet Senior Class. Member Orchestra ’15-’17. Wlar Savings Club. “Anti-Kaiser.” Treas. Red Cross Chapter. Treasurer Vow-arts Club. Bill has (been elected the most original member of the class a title which fits him ex¬ actly. He is full of fun and has the ability of making one laugh whether he wants to or not; without him the class of 1918 would !be sadly alack.