Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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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.

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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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Geraldine McDowell Age 17 Mary McFayden Age 17 Life is short when one has so much to say.” Geraldine is the Senior Class flirt. She breaks all the boys ' hearts, and don ' t care if they hurt; But with all this she has a good heart, And is always willing to do her part. Athletic Association, 1921. VVA C ' lVE.l) — Sa nnet iin Q tX ' Ut Witf c ioie the (ze-lou her- v«je f-ot •Zt lent five T7i ' nvte. S ' i, ‘‘Let it be so; I will not murmur.” Mary never complains, no matter how much work she has to do. She does the best she can, and her best in History lacks nothing. She is an optimist, through and through. Athletic Association, 1921.