Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Kenneth Lewis Age 17 “Give vie a coin and I will show you wonders.” “Goat” surely knows how to pull the strings of the money bag in the right direc- tion. He makes a practical application ot everything he sees, and this has saved him on many a recitation. Editor-in-Chief “High” Life, 1921; Treas¬ urer Class of ' 21; Secretary Athletic Asso¬ ciation, 1921 ; Football Team, 1921. JlU} GOAT Knrt,i WHAT H GOOD Pfyfifff Lucy Johnson Mabrey Age 18 “Silence is the greatest act of diplomacy.” “John” never speaks unless she is sure of saying something worth while; she tells only what she knows. As a result, she al¬ ways gets A on deportment and no C’s on her studies. Athletic Association, 1921. NOTJCE ! A SUITABLE HE tv A ED VC ILL BE GIVEN To Amy O VE WHO F NOS Lucy MABEy A rywHER E J AHyr ME ' MAK BG a VI IS£ ABOVE THE S LTEAK! NCr OF A MOESE A

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Theodore Helmer Koenig Age 17 “Why around him are the girls always prancing. Is it because lie ' s a wonder at dancing. ' “Ted surely can dance. If you don ' t believe it. dance with him and you ' ll sure agree. His mouth unwilling to get ahead of him, keeps up a rythmatical tune. Athletic Association, 1918-21 ; Basket- Ball Team, 1921: Track Team. 1920-21 : Captain. 1920-21. Stanley Salis Kline Age 17 “ ' Tis said that a jolly nature meets work and play half-way. Get “Stan” going! You’d be surprised! His hobby is smoothing Clarence’s ruffled feathers. How well and natural he looks in his chemistry apron! Athletic Association, 1919-21. So Ga-ltih

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Fred Beall Maus Age 18 “He supplanted with the little word ' try, ' The old motto, ' Do or die. ' ” “Fritz” captured the hearts by smiling on the face of all difficulties and never giving up. A more promising quality could not he had. for “smile and the world smiles with you.” Football, 1919-21 ; Athletic Association, 1918-21 ; Circulation Manager ' ' High ' ' Life, 1921; Athletic Council. 1921. CO nc cut- h»Jh cfl % Estelle Leunza Mendenhall Age 17 .-1 merry soul goes all the day. Tripping through ■work and shipping through play. ' ' Don’t worry— Ted’s half-days will count up. She must spend her mornings debating in the open lields between home and school or filling her pockets with ever- rcady choice goodies. Estelle is a horn leader. Athletic Association. 1918-21 : Glee Club, 1921; Writer Last Will and Testament; Spanish Editor ' ' High ' ' Life, 1920; Trian¬ gular Debater, 1919-20.