Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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THE REFLECTOR Edgar Chromo Butler “Three silences there are: the first of speech, the second of desire, the third of thought.’ ’ Margaret Byrd “Happy am I; from care I’m free. Why can’t they all be happy like me.’’ Dramatic Club; Varsity Basketball ’29-’30: Cheerio; “Seventeen”; Glee Club ’29; Re¬ flector Staff. Elizabeth Cable “I could not in a palace find A truer heart than she.’’ (Entered ’28.) Dorothy Florence Campbell “Thoughts rule the world.’’ Douglas Cartland “The conscious utterance of thought, by speech, or action, to any end is art.’’ Senior Debating Club ’27-’30; Civitan Tr[p to Raleigh ’28; Inter-scholastic Debater ’27- ' 30; “High Life” Staff ’27-’30; American Legion Oratorical Contest ’30; Triangular Debater ’30; Class Issues High Life” ’28- ’29; Secretary Freshman Debating Club ’27. Roy Champion “I’m sure care’s an enemy to life.’’ 9

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THE REFLECTOR Roy Bradley “A man of words, not deeds.” Football ’ 28 - 79 ; ' brack ’27-30; Captain Semester VII Tag Football Team; French Club 79 and ' 30. William Braswell ‘‘Small of stature, but great of mind.” (Entered 79 .) Torchlight Society. Ethel Mae Brown ‘‘There is likewise a reward for faithful silence.’ ’ French Club 79 and ’30; Girl Reserves ’29; Glee Club 76 - 71 . Minnie Alene Brown ‘‘The world looks happier from behind a smile. ’ ’ Dramatic Club ’29- 30; French Club ’29-30. Virginia L. Brown ‘‘Not too serious, not too gay, But a rare good fellow when it comes to play.” Athletic Association; Reflector” Staff ’30; Hiking Club 77 - 79 ; President of Session Room 77 ; Secretary and Treasurer of Monogram Club ' 29; President of Mono¬ gram Club ’30; Manager of Swimming I earn 27- 28; Captain of Swimming Team 78 - 79 ; Girl Reserves 77 - 79 ; French Club ’29 Dorothy Eleanor Burnside Worth, courage, honor, these indeed your sustenance and birthright are.’’ Dramatic Club 77 ; President Session Room ’28; Civitan drip ’29; Junior Mar¬ shal ’30; Secretary Debating Club ’30; Secretary French Club ’29; Torchlight Society; Triangular Debater ’30. 8

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THE REFLECTOR Lois Chenault “Silence is more eloquent than words.’’ French Club. Mary Elizabeth Clapp “A quiet, kind of ;i girl, modest and shy.’’ (Entered January, ’28.) French Club ’29; French play ’29. Sarah Burton Clegg “A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, And most divinely fair.’’ Torchlight Society; High Life” Staff ’29- ’30; Girls’ Council ’2 S-’30; Representative from Girls’ Council to Student Council ’29-’30; Vice President Semester ’28-’29; Secretary Student Council ’30; Girl Re¬ serves ’29-30; President Session Room ’28- ’29. Virginia Dabney Clement “A light heart lives long.’’ Tennis Team ’28; French Club ’29-’30; Freshman and Sophomore Basketball Team ’21 and ’28. Joe Coble The measure of a stalwart man.” Leila George Cram She is in herself a collection of good things.’ ’ Torchlight Society ’29-’30; Girls’ Mono¬ gram Club ’26-’30; Varsity Basketball ’26- 30; Captain of Girls’ Basketball Team ’2 l - ’30; Vice President of Girls’ Athletic As¬ sociation ’28-’29; Tennis Team ’26-’30; De¬ bating Club ’28-’30; Business Staff of Reflector 29-30; Assistant Managing Editor of “High Life” ’29-’30; Civitaii Trip to Raleigh ’28. 10