Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

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SNYDER, CHARLES I'm surely very studious. I’m witty and I’m wise ; And in the world wherc-e'er 1 be I'm very sure to rise. TUTTLE. DERWOOD He is a fine musician. You can sec it in his face. And when he has his bow strunq tii ht He sets an awful face. Orchestra, ’22-’23. WATSON. ABBIE In basketball she Zivis a star: She also liked to study; She used to drive a Saxon car. Which kept her checks Quite ruddy. Basketball, ’22-’23. YINGER. CLEMENT He is a qreat debater. From the floor lie's never fled: And he never does qct anqry. Even thouqh his hair is red. Debating-. ’23. Glee Club. Track, ’23. ZEIGLER, MILDRED She's the tallest qirl in school. With a heart to match her sice: You can see it very plainly By the look that's in her eyes. Chorus. Pagre Twenty-one

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 ROOT. BERNICE They say she's good at basketball. And ar really think 10. too: Just 'watch her when she's an the floor. And see what she eon do. Literarv Ecrtor. Basketball. 22-’23. Track. ’22-’23. Chorus. ROSEN DAL. WALLACE They say he's ta'I and handsome. And we think it is the truth: but a'tho' he is a giant. He is nothing but a youth. Joke Editor. Football. 71-’22. Basketball. ’22-’23. Track. ’23 SAMPSON. VINCENT He is a little farmer lad. Who knowledge gains with case; lie goes thro’ books as high's the house And peppers cards with “E's.” Orchestra. ’21-’22-’23. SAYLES. CYRIL We have a man who studies hard. Whenever he’s in school: And if you ever catch him there. You'll find that he's no fool. SMITH. .MARIAN get a little knowledge. .hid I get it bit by bit; Hut I'll bank that some fine day I'm sure to get A. Whitt. Chorus. I'hkx Twentv

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To Our Friends We, the class of Twenty-Three Just five and thirty strong; Wish to dedicate this booh To help our chums along. We haven't much to leave you, But say, those hands of Time Will overtake you, Juniors, So just fall riqht in line. To you, O worthy Sophomores, Greetings. 'Tis hard to part From you and the joys we've had; It makes us sad at heart. To you, our little freshmen. We leave some good advice: Don’t make too much trouble. For it isn't worth the price. W. M. Rosendal. '2:5 Pa e Twenty-two