Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Foreword Our friends who have known the Greensboro High School annual of other times will- doubtless at first, look upon this yearbook as the work either of a penurious or an egotistic class. We hope, however, that they will soon realize that such is not the case, but that rather we, hav¬ ing become infected with, the Coolidge economy-germ, have felt that we should cut down the cost of the annual. In order to do this we have entirely changed the make-up of the book—concentrating only upon senior interests and activities. In making such a change, we anticipate a good deal of criticism. We beg, however, that you be merci¬ ful and learn to love this as you did the former “Reflector.” It has been our aim to make this a true reflector of the last year of the class of 1926 in Greensboro High. As such only will we value it when, in later years, we turn through its pages to clear up some recollection of days that we remember as very happy ones. 2

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The Reflector 1926 Volume XV PUBLISHED BY THE JANUARY SENIOR CLASS OF GREENSBORO HIGH SCHOOL GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA

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Dedication To our friend, Miss Winifred Wilson Beckwith, who for the past three years has been the moving spirit in the publication of The Reflector,” who has been unsparing in the giving of her time and labor, and who has ever been ready to cooperate in all senior activities, we, the class of 1926, gratefully dedicate this yearbook.