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

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L-.HS » Gaylord .uiderson—Young Man, have you a surprossed desire? Leona Bateman— Smile and the v orld smiles with you. Frederick Eock--The world moves on as he listens to operas. George 3ond—a spurt of fire on the foot-ball field; a mighty diplomat in council. v Leon Burgess—Among his hobbies are sports and swimmin'. But don't forget he's God's gift to wimmen'. Kenneth Burns--He causes excitement wherever he goes. Fhyllis Byrne—a mischievous twinkle in her eye gives her away. Winston Cairns — Is he following in his brother's foot-steps? Barbara Choate--Cheerful, optimistic Barb. Mary Ellen Christenson-- lways gracious and tactful. Robert Christensen--Big feat for a human. Catherine Clark--Her torch leads the crowd. Franklin Clock—Anything can be gained through perservance. Mary Cogswell—Pretty little nosegay of a girl. Gordon Cogsv ell-One of the victorious few. Irene Coleman—A bashful stenographer. Clella Conger—With twinkling toes she glides across the dance floor. Robert Cooper—Our dashing hero. Evelyn Craig—We should call her Thinsie. Marian Cusick—a neat little seamstress. Leon Daniels—The Clark Gable of the Senior Class. Neva Dietrich—Every class has Its girl athlete. Burnie DeSpelder—«. man of silence is a man of sense. Ruth Forch--.. striking personality with auburn hair and green eyes. HT -LTFF

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'■ 1 H'n CLASS OF '35 Greenville High School, now we leave you, Leave your grounds and buildings fine, Making room for those who follow In a never-ending line. Nov that we have reached the crossroads We no farther will be led; For tommorrow each must choose one Of the roads that lie ahead. Softly closing doors behind, we Pause—diploma firm in hand, Longing to return once more to Days with friends and teachers grand. We say farwell to Catharine Clark— Her red hair and her pep- Farewell to Bock and Chemistry; With Einstein he's in step! We part with Jo and Sharpe and Kraas And Gould and all the rest. We part with Omar's dramas of The wild and vicious West. We'll Betty's bouncing fliver miss, And Sonny’s little feet, And Bond and Burgess playing ball, And Shirley, Munson—sweet. So now that we are graduates, Our school-day sun has set; Farewell to teachers-classes-frlends-Farewell—but not forget! J.M. H T - L1 F h

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