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

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QZXQQEXQQQSZ HI - .C I FE ZXQQZXQQZXQ Thelma Reynolds, song and dance artist, is making a big hit in Vitaphone. James McMichael is superintendent of the Grand Trunk. Al McBride is commissioner of high-ways for Montcalm Countyp Alva Stockford is queen of Cinema-all star caste. Margie Shearer is illustrating for Djier-Kiss. Judson Vanderlip is a Wall Street Broker. Viola Anderson has her A. B. and is teaching Kindergarten. James Lewis is heading the potato show. y William Smith is a Baptist minister. Helene Svendsen has just returned from a shopping trip abroad in her monoplane. Elizabeth McLean is at the present in Bermuda, but soon will resume her position in Paris as U. S. Ambassadress. Louis Longpre is in Kalamazoo driving a taxicab. Joe Gibson is in central Africa selling cod liver oil to the pygmies. He's doing well. Aliene Briggs is working in the music department of WoolWorth's. Elaine Christensen has announced her engagement to a Danish minister. Lenora Hansen is a herb doctor in Mt. Pleasant. Idelean Richardson is waiting table at the Blue-Bird. . Laura Shotwell has given S100,000 for a new gym. Angie Weeks is playing the piano at Silver's. Selma Kelpien is in the Follies. Winfred Nelson has a studio for Voice Culture in New York. Marie Youngs and Grace Chandler are under his instructions. Helen Weeks is in Keith's circuit with a special number on the ukelele. Viola White is still working at Tony's. Tate Fisher has charge of'Fritz McKay's chain stores. Dorothy Riley is a Beauty Specialist replacing Dorothy Gray. By ELIZABETH MCLEAN and WINSTON STORY. D -e1930 t , . 7'age27

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rsastfatsiaatatstxa-af HI - LIFE zaintsiaaintsaatzw CLASS PROPHECY '30 ' Mn. DOBBEN, head of the local school, has been doing some research workg in doing so he found the members of the class of 1930 thus occupied: Al Johnson is a rear Admiral in the U. S. Navy. Velma Stokes is managing three night clubs in New York. Ronald Cairns has the lead in the new stage hit Abie's Irish Rose with Rita Petersen. Milton Blanding pleaded guilty to the charge of violating the prohibition act. Robert Choate is instructing Bertha Bower, Elberta Holmden, and Hillary Rarden in the art of dancing. Eloise Backus has finally accepted a position of Secretary of State under Ralph Clevenger, President of the United States. Marian Anderson has become a nun. Notre Dame has a new coach, Lyle Mayville. Cass Kemp is taking tickets at the Wor1d's Fair. Mildred Vander Veer is one of the Wampas Baby Stars. Sue Metzger has been chosen one of Woodbury's Beauties. Art Abbey is driving a bus between Bclding and Greenville. Herbert Kraas is replacing the long missed Valentino. Blanche Blanding, a leading Republican, is running for local Mayor against Emma Johnson. Baldy Story turned down a contract with Metro Goldwyn Meyer with aspira- tion to become a first class clerk. Cynthia Nielsen has won the State Oratorical Contest. Marjorie Copeland is making a hit in George White's Scandals. Frank Parsons is assisting Flo Ziegfield. Red Reed is professor of Math. at Colorado University. Claude Underwood has complete charge of the stage at Silver's. Sybil Finch has charge of the Green Parrot. Ellis Steffensen is washing dishes at Arntz Brothers. Isabel Larsen has for the fifth consecutive year won the Ladies' Golf Cham- pionship. Elinor Fleck had a break of fate and is running a green house. Helene Houle is a cross old spinster who has been desperately in love. -. , '1930 . - 'Pan 26

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HI- ,CIFE CLASS WILL WE, THE SENIOR CLASS or 1930, being sometimes weak in scholarship, but always strong in our intention to stand by G. H. S., knowing that our days as Seniors are numbered, hereby do make and publish this our last will and testament in manner following: that is to say: Im primur: We first of all leave to G. H. S. a share in all the glorious activities which have been ours, retaining only the fine memories of all the scenes of our life for the last four years. These we ordain shall go with us out into the big world. Hsklvlilton Blanding leaves his milk truck and bottles to his up and coming brother inny. Ronald Cairns wills his height to Bruce Christensen. Ralph Clevenger gives his calm, sedate manner to Harry Shaler. Robert Choate leaves his dignity to Leon Fuller. Francis Fisher bequeaths his tennis playing to Walter Moore. Joe Gibson wills his clowning ability to Elmer Bigler. Albert Johnson gives his ability to keep girls to Charles Curdy. Cass Kemp bequeaths his cleverness on the basketball court to Red Bodell. Herbert Kraas wills his giggles to Sadie Osgood. Louis Longpre leaves his grouch to Charles Gibson. Marion Anderson gives her dancing and yell-leading ability to Helena Sloop. Viola Anderson leaves her job at Silver's, with all its dignity, to Doris Sheldon. Eloise Backus bequeaths her ability to tickle the ivories to janet Kemp. Blanche Blanding wills her achievements in mathematics to Jerry Sage. Bertha Bower leaves her black hair to Vivian Nelson. Aliene Briggs gives her flapper coyness to Marian Lamb, to be used with discretion. Grace Chandler wills her quiet placid manner to Catherine Wheeler. Elaine Christensen bequeaths her disposition to Junella Motley. Marjorie Copeland leaves her good marks to Sam Dryfuse. Elinor Fleck gives her sociability and smooth temperament to the class of '31g may they use it well! Lyle Mayville gives his speed to Ralph Walker. Allan McBride wills all of his girls to Carl Christensen. James McMichael leaves his clarinet to Bud McLean. Winfred Nelson bequeaths his athletic ability to Lawrence Hansen. Frank Parsons gives his curly hair to Ernest Stien. Rex Reed leaves his position as pianist to Charles Martin. William Smith bequeaths his job as man of all work to Clarence Maloney. Ellis Steffensen leaves his studiousness to William Hatch. Claude Underwood wills his center position to Charles Mulick. Sybil Finch bequeaths her penmanship to Grace Bannen. Lenora Hansen wills her neatness and trim manners to Hazel Nelson. Alberta Holmden leaves her good behavior to Lila Mann. Helene Houle passes on her winning smile to Katherine Choate. '-31930- . . 'Page 28 aw