Greenville High School - Graduate Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

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Guy McCune Don't I have hid- eous thoughts? Georgia Cripe She is rather back- ward in coming tor- ward. Mary Lamson She has a WILL of her own: Why doesn't she execute it for himi? Gloria Elam Well, dynamite comes in long thin packages. Edward Monroe If We could only put a long low whistle on paper. CLASS OF 1944 Marie Iernigan A tiptopper. lim Brewer If you think I en- joy doing this, you're crazy! Vera Lindsey Oh! you college professors. I ack Buchmiller He goes Casanova one betterg he has a car. Mildred Mettler 'I' h e r e rn a y b e many other knights like this. Page 21

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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.

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Evelyn Royer A humororneter. Glen Hickey No, this isn't my home town. Alice Koonce Parting is such sweet sorrow, but just wait a couple of years. Kenneth Knop A light shines bright behind that quiet ex- terior. Elizabeth Hubbell Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble, Keep on going,you'llgetthere, Hubbell. Page 22 CLASS OF 1944 Carlos Hawley There's a lot of hu- man nature in birds. Shirley Howell I do rny talking at night. Eugene Houpt Sound wisdorn, all the Way through. Pauline Huffman You can't help lik- ing her. William Lehn Well-uh,fbut on the other hand -- stillg of course! Shall we say4.