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

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JTUXIOK CLASS OFFICERS NELS SORENSEN JOSE I’HI X E CHRISTENSEN President I ice-Prcsident VIRENE WEEKS Secretary-Treasurer CLASS MOTTO “ThinqS worth while.'' CLASS COLORS Blue and White JUNIOR POEM Sing a song of Juniors, .liways full of pep! We re just as good as Seniors, But they don't know it yet. But when they find the truth out. With envy they'll grow green; Because a better class of kids Has never yet been seen. —Charlotte Nielsen. ’.? Pa sec Twenty-eight

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('lass of ’2o DORIS AMIDON—'Who would think so? WILFRED BROWN—Bud Fisher’s rival. DOROTHY BROWN—Where’s my vanity case? JOSEPHINE CHRISTENSEN—I am for peace and quiet, I am. KATHERINE CHASE—You never can tell. MINNIE CHRISTENSEN—Our Trufant Sheba. ROY CHASE—A reckless boy in love. EDWARD CALLAGHAN—Knows what he knows as if he knew it not. KENNETH DIETRICH—Better late than never. LENORE EARLE—Little, but o-h my! DOROTHA FEA—Those are my orders, sir. ALDEN FORD—Business and business only. VIRGINIA HANSEN—A friend in need is a friend indeed. AGNETA HANSEN—As modest as a violet. FANCHON HEATH—Our little tennis girl. BESSIE HOLM DEN—Oh, I know. MELBA JORGENSEN—Silence is golden. MARION KERN—So sedate. BEATRICE KRAFT—Her curls, her chiefest pride. ALICE LEWIS—Ask her, she knows. RICHARD LYST—English is my favorite study. NANCY LUCAS—Busy as a bee. ROBERT LINCOLN—Baby Lincoln is my cousin. EUGENE McDonald—Yes, sir; I know I’m right. CLIFTON McFARLAND—I “wanna” be tall. FRANK MARRS—Always in trouble. LELAND MOTE—I play footbal ; ask me, if you don’t believe it. STUART NELSON—I loan my books. CHARLOTTE NIELSEN—Where is Bill? DAGMAR NIELSEN—Little girls should be seen, not heard. RICHARD POTTER—“Oh, my stars.” ELMA PECK—A lamb never hurts anyone. ELLA RUSSELL—Everybody's friend. CARRIE ROWLEY—Always has a giggle ready. HELMER PETERSEN-—Speech, Ding Dong. JOSEPHINE STREETER—Full of fun. NELS SORENSEN—Our brave young debater. RUTH SCHERMERHORN—I drive a Dodge sedan. HELEN SHRIBER—Where’s the looking-glass? MADELINE SIEFRIED—A good reader. »• • Page Thirty