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

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CLASS PROPHECY Hie Ali mm Vssoci vtion of the class of 1931. desiring to make a lasting contribution to the Greenville High School Hall of Fame, published in the year 1951. a W ho s Y ho of Celebrated Alumnae ' (and otherwise). The following resume appeared in the Fvcning Independent News. now being edited by Roy Keselring. formerly associated with the Chicago Daily Tribune”: Carl Christensen has supplanted Ted Shawn with The Dennis-Sbawn dancers: his innovations in the art of the dance have won international recognition. Leona Cannon is costume director with the llampton-llatch Playhouse. Broad-wav . Lester Lriksen is associated with Scotland Yard but dislikes his work, (loo foggy in London). Last communications from Martha Jane Chit tick as Who's Who goes to press report the establishment of a thousand Austin Motor Car factories in Siberia. Professor Walter Moore is assisting Miss Straight as head of the History department in Greenville. Bernadine iegers is clerking in Paris in a five and ten cent store. Virginia Lutz, head waitress at the Pantlind Hotel, eloped recently with Lawrence Hansen, leader of the Democrat party in the State of Illinois. Hazel Nelson, the famous opera star, is on a nation-wide tour. Virginia Mhaugh is actively engaged in selling Bradley cut-away bathing suits. Walt Kiley is holding a position as chief cook and bottle washer at the Irishmen’s Stand on M-66. Tom Wittkopp is doing a life sentence at Marquette, for killing Spencer Lee. Roline Sibert has just published a new book on Shorthand. Lorraine Ward is now married to Lawrence Robinson. (What happened to Dick?) W illiam Lyndrup broadcasts the market reports over station W RS each day. Margaret Ritchie is visiting old friends in Ireland. Raymond Powell, the famous scientist, is perfecting a potato bug preventive. Lewis Terry, from Michigan, has just been elected Secretary of Agriculture. Rose Alary Tulley has just been elected as the first woman to hold the position of Secretary of the Treasury in the United States. Junella Motley is touring China, attempting to teach the natives mathematics and Bible history. Charles Curdy, the new President of the U. S., has just appointed Bud” Houle as janitor of the Smithsonian Institute. Hubert Beachler has been appointed bv the new Mayor of Chicago to a street cleaning position in the Loop. Pat Jamele's son is now studying mathematics under Prof. Dick Brown at Columbia I niversity. fxigc tirrnl -si

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CLASS WILL Wk, thk Senior Class of 1931, being of sound mind, although there may lie some disagreement among those who are to carry on the reputation of the school, and are to act as examples for the under-class men in the years to come, (may the good Lord help and guide them) in this, our last will and testament, wish to confer upon the most worthy of their members whom we feel are best able to use them for the good of the school, certain of our most cherished possessions. I 1 PRIMUS: We first of all leave to Greenville High School the lasting effect of our influence, in the forms of the initials carved on the desks and the impressions left on the locks of the door where certain individuals have been occasioned to open them by means of pen-knives. Julia Rasmussen wills her Eddie Bopp to Marvel Vanderlip. Don Riches leaves his ability as a salesman to Charles Gibson. Ethel Chambers bequeaths her talkativeness to Madeline Andersen. Roy keselring wills his Camels’ to Russel Fagerlin. Vivian Nelson leaves her taciturnity to Irene Kunz. Charles Curdy wills his well-known studiousness to John Ziegler. Elmer Bigler bequeaths his ability as an artist to Pauline Pilkington. Marian Kelpien wills her quiet and sedate manner to Joyce Hansen. Leona Andersen leaves her brown eyes to Sterling Hicks. Pauline Johnson bequeaths her very charming manners to Wadena Finch. Pansy Petersen, hoping that he will not break too many hearts, leaves his ability to attract women to his brother Russel. Dick Brown leaves his bashfulness to John Finkhouse. Vivian O’Brien wills her pleasant smile to Sam Dry fuse. Martha Chit tick bequeaths her eversharpe to Mr. Ailinder. May it rest in peace. Henry Irving Walker leaves his little tricycle to Elbe” Ranney, warning him to oil it every two hours. Charles Bower wills his assortment of neckties to Sam Dryfuse. Elmer Beck bequeaths his ability to judge spuds to Clarence Maloney. Helene Rasmussen leaves her unobtrusiveness to Grace Larsen. Junella Motley bequeaths her ability to think of good alibis for being absent to Frances Heath. Carl Christensen leaves his curly hair to Betty Lampson. Dorothy Burns wills her dancing ability to Gretchen Bock. Lester Eriksen wills his ability to bluff the teachers to Charles Rarden, hoping he will use it to his best advantage. And lastly we do appoint and ordain as the executors of the estate and guardians to the class of nineteen thirty-two. Miss Macomber and Miss Taylor, who are to have joint jurisdiction over the articles which are herein designated. In witness, we here do place our signatures and seal on this twelfth day of June, in the year nineteen hundred and thirty-one. Lawyers. jHtfle tnvntv-Jirv

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