Grimsley High School - Whirligig Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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' U 0 C THE REFLECTOR Treva Williams “To strive, to seek, to find—but not to yield. Elizabeth Norman Wills “She’s never mad; she’s never sad; Her whole aim in life is to make others glad.’ ’ “High Life” ' 28-29; Torchlight ’29-’30; President of Torch I ight ' 30; Girl Reserves ’28-’30; Tennis ' 30; Dramatics ’28-’30; Editor-in-chief of “Reflector”; Basketball ' 29-30; Glee Club ’28-’30; Mixed Chorus ’28-30. Jack Wimbish “I never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me.’’ Hi-Y; Business Staff “Reflector”; Tennis Team. Morrie Arthur Witten “The world knows nothing of its greatest men.’ ’ Basketball ’28-’30; Latin Club ’27-’28; Baseball ’26-’29; Monogram Club ' 30; Football ’27-’28. Gladys L. Young “Blue are her eyes as fairy flax.” Glee Club ’26-’27; Dramatic Club ' 29; “Purple and Cold Revue” ’28-’29; Girl Reserves ’26-’29; French Club ' 29- ' 30; Vice President of Session Room ’ 26 - 21 . 27

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THE REFLECTOR Katharine Yates Wagner “Speech is great; hut silence is greater.’’ Hiking Club ' 27-29; French Club ’29-30: “Homespun” Staff ’29-’30. Lenora H. Walker “True merit is like a river: the deeper it is the less noise it makes.’’ Track Team ’28-’29. Margaret Kirkman Wall “Quiet talk she liketh best; and her voice, it murmurs lowly.’’ French Club ’29-30; Girl Reserves ’29; Glee Club ’26-’27; Civitan Trip to Raleigh ’27. Sara Louise Ward “Far may we search before we find A heart so gentle and so kind.’’ Glee Club ’26; “The Belle of the Bar¬ celona”. Priscilla H. White “Her friends are many, her enemies few, No greater pal her friends ever knew.’’ Torchlight ’29- ' 30; President Girls’ Coun¬ cil ’29-’30; Girls’ Monogram Club ’28-’30; Junior Marshal ’29; Treasurer Senior Class; Basketball ’28-’30; Treasurer Girl Reserves ’29-’30; Hockey ' 28; President Girls’ Hiking Club ' 28-29. Elizabeth Lee Williams “She gladdens our hearts with the music of her fingers.’’ English Club; Glee Club ' 28; French Club ' 29-’30; Literary Club ’27; Baseball Team ’27; Basketball ’28. 26

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THE REFLECTOR Nellie Allred “She bows at Euterpe’s shrine.’’ Orchestra and String Quartet Work. Joe Coyle “Never over serious—-not too frivolous.’’ William Carson Enoch “There is a gentle manliness in him That wins our deepest respect.’’ Roland Whitley “Wise men say nothing in dangerous times.’ ’ 28