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

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TO .MISS FULLER At this time we bring thanks to thee so meet. Good friend, today we will not to you say, As poets good might do, “Here flowers I lay ; But with some words which may not be unsweet, Your well deserved praises we ll repeat. Us you have helped so much from day to day, In your quiet, unassuming, gentle way, And always with a smile your task did greet. When senior lads and girls in freshman dress Do bring to you more care than should be yours; When all the mischiefs seem too much alive, And patience loses pow’r to these impress, They'll bless you still for thought that long endures As here and now in days of Twenty-five. “Bay” Byrne, ’25. Page Five

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AYS come, years come, we live them and they pass; but somehow, the memories of their sunshine and their shadows linger. That the parting reminiscences of these precious years may remain, this, the seventh volume of the “Hi-Life,” has been published. In it we have tried to represent the spirit of Greenville High School, and in some measure to repay the teachers whom we have learned to honor. May it recall to our minds events which made the lives of our classmates pleasant during those happy years. Page Four

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THE STAFF Editor-In-Chief.................... Business........................... Advertising and Sales.............. Art................................ Literary........................... Society............................ Boys’ Athletics.................... Girls’ Athletics................... Jokes.............................. Jokes.............................. Snapshots.......................... Typist............................. . . Wilfred Brown . Kendall Sagendorf Eugene McDonald . . . Gerald Lage . . Agneta Hansen Josephine Christensen . . Robert Lincoln . . Virene Weeks . Alice Lewis . . Russel Neitzel . . Isabel Svendsen . . . Dorotha Fea Page Six