Greenfield High School - Bulletin Yearbook (Greenfield, MO)

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.. Hfgirswfa-ww.-wzenmrffww V -,w,n.,z+f'Wff+' , ri-'lm ROY EVANS- . ' To struggle and to win IS the grcatest opportunity of man. MEMORY' S BOOK 1 M Dry keeps a clear white page. emof au om. youthful happy times. There for reference in old age' We may turn our feeble minds. 2 School life has been a page m0St char, And we shall always with regret Look upon back thoughts so dear And see so many unpaid debts. 3 Debts for eheerfulness and kind words, Spoken when we were. deprtssedg Debts we pay with memories blurrcd In the pensive hours 'fore death, 4 When we take the great b00k CIOWH And unfold the leaves with care, There sweet gladness will be found When we recall those memories there. 5 I HOW we spent our days in Greenfield, Cast our lots for life's career: How we spent our days together, With full gladness and right good Che 6 And let us wander on still hoping That some future days will hold Something worthy of the opening In our feeble age and old. -R. R. RAY MONTGOMERY- t'He reads and reads and reads- and studies never. CT. E. GEORGE RYAN- DiiTieulties are mastered only by hard labor. LITTLE LOCALS QCap. Sloan and Ora Collins, boxing.j Ora: Look out now Cap. I'm going' to knock you down. Prof. QTalking to Clem, who had b.en scnt from the room the third time.j Clem, you are a pretty good sort of a boy in school, arn't you? Clem. Well, I don 't make a hundred in deport- ment, but I'm above the average. Roy. C'Iranslating Germanj And it bore agold- en nose. Although it was a wine bottle. Ray: Sure, an' I ain't no fool, Roy: That's a lie. Miss B: CIn M. 85 M. History.j Joe what were somc of the government machinery of the reign of terror? Joe: Why, those things they cut people's heads off with. . Miss Little Cin Biologyjzj asks for the spccics of the crab. Leslie completes the list with erabapple. Joe Cin historyj: Miss B., how long docs it take to sail around America? Miss B: Why, I don't know exactly. John D: Huh, I can walk it in three days. At German party. QSomeone talking to Joe.j du bist ein Taufelf' , Joe fabsent mindedlyj, Ja, Das ist reel1t. Miss B: Arthur, when was Uther king of Brit- aint? Arthur: Before he died!-' It is better to be wise and get your lessons than sit in the corner of the office, ' There is a Way which seemeth right unto the Sophs, but the end thereof is sorrow for Miss Eitzen.