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

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First Row: G. Nielsen, E. Emmons, I. Hansen, R. Soss, W. Rich, L. Bauman, C. Schmidt, I. Iordan, A. Afton, D. Le Fevere, R. Nielsen. Second Row P. Wilson, I). Moore, C. Laper, H. O'Brien. V. Conroy, Miss Hornbeck, A. Hansen, S. Ritzema, B. Carpenter, J. Jorgenson, A. Williams, N. Hansen. Third Row: A. Vining, R. Blanding, C. Rasmussen, A. Taylor, D. Johnson, J. Percy, J. Hansen, L. Millar, K. Dean. Juniors .... First Rou: Miss Sellers, B. Kraft. E. Peterson, J. Irish, C. O'Betts. D. Weber, E. Rydahl. J. Fisher, A. Hersey, Mrs. Mabie. Second Row: P. Johnson, J. Sayles, S. Snow, B. Martin, M. King, R. St. Peters, S. Rutherford, F. Spear, B. Shilling. B. Robinson, D. Albaugh, K. Hill, B. Baker, C. Cornwell. Third Row: R. O’Connor, L. Hansen, W. Peterson. D. Sweat, M. Hansen, H. Nord, K. Ras- mussen, V. Salyer, L. Van Horn, T. Wilcox, A. Cornwell, J. Hough. f r r r r r r r r i i i i T T L

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r • • • • • • Horrorscope WORST HABIT FAVORITE SAYING CLASS WILL My changing moods I’m telling you” My long hair to Roselyn Nielsen Snapping my gum Beauty is only skin deep” My blushing to anyone unlucky enough Biting fingernails to get it Oh, my goodness” My silver bracelets and my summer wardrobe to anyone who needs them Studying? Nuts” p Talking too much Losing my temper Oh—Oh!” I have nothing to will Oh gee whiz” My dimples to Nata Lou Hansen Teasing people Never leave for tomorrow My blush to Donna Lwart what can be done today” Whispering in U. S. History Take it easy” ) Taking long set shots — My catching equipment to Jack Hough Fast gum chewing Boing” My berth on the football team into next That fourth meal—fingernails year’s captain Martin!! My famous clarinet squeaks to Barbara That’s hard to sav Carpenter Sure I will” My Physics marks to some unfortunate f Screaming Huh???” person Getting mad Do unto others before they My inability to do Math, to Lee Finch r do unto you” Copying Being late Y Being friendly J Whispering in U. S History and Shorthand ”1 beg your pardon” I’ll be darned” HECK!!!” Take it easy” My books to some unlucky Junior My unbashfulness” to Arlene Sharlow My sunny dispositon to Alva Cornwell My promptness to any of those people Breathing Pleasure before work Are you kidding?” who are always late 1 ain t got none Oh, you do too” My exuberance to Charlene Laper r Putting off today what you can do Jeepers” My height to Sharon Cornwell tomorrow Losing my temper Dozing off in History Hubba, Hubba!” I leave my Irish temper to Carl Obetts Hey!” What Junior do?” I’ll walk alone” ’ Putting things off until tomorrow Burning the candle on both ends Walking too fast My fast walk to any one in a hurry My weight to Lindy Kerns My love of chasing fires to Mr. Robinson I Losing my temper 1 Flirting and staying out nights Talking too much Shooting pool Slick” That’s tough” I can dream, it doesn’t cost anything” That’s tough” Hot-fudge sundaes every' night after m school Heaven forbid!” One layer of my pancake make-up to Johnny” Not answering the telephone That’s tough” Some of my hair to Mr. Heinzelman Going out for pitcher p Wouldn't that roust you?” My name to one more deserving of it 9 £27 3

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 . Hough, A. Vining, A7. L. Hansen, f. Hansen Poor Tim really felt his age when coming in contact with those active Juniors. Led by their president, Jack Hough, along with Albert Vining, Vice President; Nata Lou Hansen, Secretary; and Jack Hansen, Treasurer, they have really accomplished great things. The Junior Class is well represented in all phases of school life. At police board A1 Cornwell. Eugene Rhy-dal, and Nata Lou Hansen really lay down the law. Jack Hough, Eugene Rhydal, Carl Obetts, Don Johnson, and Darold Weber were outstanding on the basketball team. Don Johnson, Darold Weber, Leon Millard, Carl Obetts, Jerry Fisher, Keith Dean, and Harold Nord were prominent on the football squad. Barb Martin, Ruby St. Peters, and Sharon Cornwell represented the class on the Girls’ League Board. Members of the Junior Class in Band and Glee Club are too numerous to mention. The Juniors got a head start by sponsoring the dance after the first football game. They also helped to make a great success of the Junior-Senior Prom. At the C.C.C. their all-boy fashion show gave the Seniors some stiff competition. -Jill c trr—-