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

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Freshman Class first: F. Ranney, H. Weber. C. Johnson, H. Smith, M. Christiansen, B. Fcnstcmachcr, I). Christensen, L. Simmons, T. Norton. Second: A. Thompson, D. Wright, M. L. Comstock, M. McGee, L. Sheldon, M. F. Olsen, E. Longstreet, E. Horton, J. Russell, T. Pruitt, M. Bird, B. Johnson. Third: M. Puffpaff, B. Bierly, J. Anderson, B. Main, G. Godfrey, V. Moore, A. Guernsey, E. Young, M. Mason, J. Schrader, Miss Hornbeck. fourth: M. Jones, H. Lawrence, D. Law ranee, M. Hansen, M. Garlick, B. Rasmussen, J. Howell, V. Larsen, L. Finch, B. Benedict, G. Blumberg. first: I). Perkins, W. O’Conner, K. Schutt, R. Culbertson, C. Benedict, R. Staffen, 1). Chap- man, L. Walker, H. Tiffany. Second: H. Hill, M. Denman, N. Whitelaw, N. Howes, G. Ingraham, M. Huntley, G. Mattsen, C. Moore, M. Fcldt, B. Bird, A. Hansen, M. Hansen, M. Simpson, A. Thompson. Third: Mr. Converse, J. McMahon, H. Peterman, C. Nelson. F. Braden, P. Higgins, C. Mit- chell, B. Williams, D. Harmer, G. Neilson, H. Martens, J. McMecken, I). Jensen, Mr. Heinzelman. fourth: D. Lavender, J. Bailey, R. Blanding, E. Sheldon, A. Strieker, C. Bidstrup, C. Wise, G. Neilson, H. Adams, R. Bristol, F. Austin, R. Taylor, R. Phillips, J. Coats, M. Taylor. {28}

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 V SOPHOMORE Barbara Martin Jack Hansen - - Shirley Snow -Alex Taylor When the school year began in ’43, the Sophomore Class was indeed a puzzle to the other classes in school. No one knew just what they would turn out to be. But as time went by, various pieces were fitted in together. First came the election of officers: President, Barbara Martin; Vice-President, Jack Hansen; Secretary, Alex Taylor; and Treasurer, Shirley Snow. The students with the help of their advisors — Miss Farr, Miss Bates, and Miss Robinson, added more clever pieces during the year, including the original Sophomore Party, the Penny Arcade and telegrams at the C. C. C., and the winning of top honors in the Class Basketball Tournament. Then, too, more useful parts were added by the once-puzzling sophomores who took part in band, glee club, F. F. A., athletics, and forensics, as well as dramatics. When all these parts were assembled, the Sophomores were no longer a puzzle, but presented a picture of a class that was really going places. 1 1 1 1 CLASS OFFICERS - - - - President • - Vice-President - - - - Treasurer - - - - Secretary |i'h( C27)

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FRESHMEN OFFICERS « Dick Culbertson Glen Lincoln - - Fred Ranney - - Dorothy Wright - 1 1 I I I A new constellation has appeared on the horizon of Greenville High School. It was dim at first, but the local learned ones say it is in its ascendancy now. They have chosen to designate by the name Class of ’47.” This constellation is composed of many stars, some bright and others dim. Six of the brightest stars have titles added to their names: they are recorded thus: President, Glen Lincoln; Vice-President, Dick Culbertson; Secretary, Frederic Ranney; Treasurer, Dorothy Wright, and aldermen, Harold Hill and Mildred Simpson. When viewed through various types of telescopes, better known to us as Athletics, Forensics, Glee Club, Band, Freshmen F. F. A., tumbling, and All-School Play, some of these stars shine very brilliantly indeed. Another phenomenon we have observed is the ring of three stars that revolve around the other stars, and by some unexplained pressure-make these others move in the right order and direction. These three heavenly bodies are known by the names of Miss Hornbeck, Mr. Converse, and Mr. Heinzleman. Another strange occurrence was noted on the evening at March 24th, when some of these stars appeared to be grouped in a new constellation or play as it was better identified. This unusual arrangement, under the sign of the planet C. C. C., lasted only a few hours, and was called by the name Willy the Wallflower.” We have watched this new constellation with great interest since its first appearance last September, and we are sure that As time goes by” it will eclipse many previous constellations, and shine even more brightly on the Greenville horizon. - Vice-President - - - President - - - Secretary - - - T reasurer {291