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

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Junior Class Fin : I). Allen, H. Olsen, A. Bennett, L. Chapman, Christensen, H. Bowser, G. Scott, R. Clifford. Second: Mr. Dibble, F. Feinkeene, Skinner. F. Larsen, R. Snyder, U. McGee, B. Denman, C. Packard, J. Clement, S. Blanding, N. Clark, S. Sprague. Third: II. Sellers, F.. Nelson, K. Lincoln, L. Muns, H. Peterman. E. Amidon, F.. Blanding, C. Watson, M. Nielsen, M. Richmond, M. Le Fevre, M. Simpson. Fourth: J. Wheeler, H. Blumberg, M. Gunther, L. Wulf, D. Prevette, D. Harrington, V. Peterson, C. Wood, R. Hansen, L. Hamper. First: G. Fuller, J. O’Conner, C. Vining, B. Van Hoose, S. Moore, Jones, M. Schutts, B. Christensen. Second: C. Jones, S. Kildegard, M. Jensen, R. Nelson, H. Mosher, D. Robertson, J. Puffpaf, A. Afton, L. Van Ocker, D. Green, J. Matson, D. Gtitzen. Third: A. Kildegaard, B. Perkins, J. Bierly, H. Carlin, C. Bailes, E. Johnson, B. Rowe, B. Weirsma, B. Tiffany, N. Johnson, M. Foster, S. Norton, J. Richie, Mrs. Mabie. Fourth: M. Brown, B. Taylor, M. Rasmussen, R. Voss, P. Nelson, W. Peterson, C. Anderson, J. Van Hoose, L. Wheelock, G. Wooten, J. Cory. £24}

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 Senior Census of 1944 pet peeve MOST CHERISHED POSSESSION CLASS WILL 1 1 1 1 1 Saxophones People who try to be something they really aren’t My book-ends My life My ability to bicker to Shirley Blanding. Scolding people My stuffed soldier boy Committee chairmanships to any junior girl. Senior play A good appetite My morning nap to A1 Bennett. Spike Jones Teddy bear The Hi-Life to next year’s unhappy editor. School and work Flat tires Unknown Tires All my books to any unfortunate senior. People sitting at dances Braces My constant rush to work to Frances Larsen. Flat tires Old Ford My Ford to L. D. Wheclock. Conceited people Letter from England My long bus rides to Alice Williams. History Class ring My locker-mate to Windy”. American Literature My Ford My close class attention to Roger Clifford. Disappointments American Literature The possession of the Navy My good disposition to anyone who doesn’t have one. My drums to Roger Sharpe. Getting up Let’s not get personal Social chairmanship to next year’s workers. Pancake Make-up Curly hair My hair to anyone who wants it. Conceited people My man My laugh to anyone who wants it. Conceited people My books My place in the sextette to a short girl in the alto section. Lack of A” stamps A smile from a certain Junior My seat in American Literature class to some unlucky junior. School My A” ration book My ability to box to Lyle Chapman. People who refer to me as Looney” Lucious Lucius My furnished locked to next year’s occupant. Book reports A certain picture My saxophone to Eleanor Blanding. History tests Old tea pot My candy bars to Maxine Thomas to eat in bookkeeping class. American Literature People who say Guess who?” Four good tires My memories My vision of intelligence to Lyle Chapman.

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 1 « 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Agnes Kildegaard - - - - Secretary Gale Fuller .... Vice-President Jack Van Hoose - - - - Treasurer Eleanor Amidon .... President I 1 1 I I 1 You’ve got to hand it to the Junior Class. Seriously, they harnessed all that surplus energy and really zoomed into positions of leadership in school activities. Led by their capable President, Eleanor Amidon, along with Gale Fuller, Vice-President; Selma Kildegaard, Secretary; Jack Van Hoose, Treasurer; and advisors, Miss Sellers and Mrs. Maine and Mr. Dibble, they really went to town. Nan Clark, Johnny O'Connor, and Charles Woods dish out the law in a stern manner at Police Board meeting. Wayne Petersen, A! Bennett, Johnny O’Connor, Fd Blumberg, Mert Rasmussen, Chuck Woods, Chuck Vining, Harley Bowser (Junior), and Gale Fuller represented their class on the Varsity Squad. Gale won glory for his class as basketball captain this season. Members of the Junior Class in Band are too numerous to even mention; and the same thing may be said about Glee Club, for the number of Junior boys and girls in both organizations really adds up! Able representatives of their ciass on the Girls’ League Board are Jeanne Bierly, Shirley Norton, Jeanne Clement, Betty Perkins, Marcia Richmond, Selma Kildegaard, Eleanor Krebs, and Jeanette Cory. Lyle Chapman represented Greenville at the District Speech Contest, tying for first place in the oratorical contest. Shirley Blanding, Da e Filgas, Carolyn Watson, Lyle Chapman, Ruth Nelson, Betty Perkins, Jim Potter, and Max Guenther, took part in this year’s successful All-School Play. In combination with the Class of ’44, the Juniors made a huge success of the Junior-Senior Prom. Their St. Patrick’s Day party really got hep in a big way when the large majority of high school students turned out for the big occasion. At the C. C. C., their Calamity Costume Party, (or was it their Costume Calamity Party?) won the prize for bringing in the most money. Yep, the Junior Class has really gone to town, and just wait until next year when they will surely rise and shine! at. Patrick's £25}