Greenville High School - Graduate Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

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Lloyd Walker l don't have a sole of my own. Georqicrnna Baker Life-'s iun when you're popular. Dolores Gciiiner Green Her pep is like Old Faithful, contin- uously bubbling over. C cxrolyn Senn I Wish that l could hide inside this let- ter. Ray Zeeb lt was fun While it lasted!! CLASS OF 1944 I ecm Smith !Not graduated! Pardon my south- ern accent. Delmar Ohren A lovable old sail- orman. Betty Watson He's deep in the heart of Texas! Bob Rankin When he came to Greenville, he brought something qood with him-his sister. Shirley Ward l'm here, but I'll be back in a minute. Page 19

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A Douglas Palmer If you don't be- lieve it, just ask him. lean Long Where there's a Will there's a Way. Douglass Semonin You don't under- stand him: you stand under him. Lillian Adams She didr1't say much: she didn't have to. Dean Austin Sure, I like to study-a little. Page 18 CLASS OF 1944 Lois Wise Be good, sweet child, already you are clever. Bill Taylor Tall, dark, and PoXy !!l Violet Collman A little anxious smile, like the waq of a doq's tail. George Allen He said he wrote it just to prove writ- inq was easy. Lillian Smith There is a qreat aim in her life.

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Wallace Coates He doesn't have the big heady he washes his head with a glass ot water. Norma Steiner lt's nice to be na- tural when you're naturally nice. Frances Gafiner Patience is a ne- cessary quality of genius. William Hamel He's the man who put the meter in barometer. Mildred Flamm Consistency con- sists in being con- sistent. Page 26 7 CLASS OF 1944 Florine Evans Happy, smiling, never blue, always loyal, always true. Edward Cook CNot graduatedl. High school liked him, but the Navy Wanted him more. Evelyn Godfrey More fun and al- ways ready tor a good time. Olive Gaiiner When the rest are through talking, I'll say something. 1 Clifford Collier lt's not what you say, but what you do, by which others always judge you.