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

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1. Oh Johnny! 2. Twins 3. Dick's School Daze 4. Tiffany’s pride and joys 5. Betty and her bike 6. Phil at the beach 7. Are you bashful, Neil? 8. Gayle and Little Ferris 9. Jack and his seven league boots — first prize 10. A-hunting we will go 11. Chocolate, Jean? 12. Gwen 13. Sleepy head 14. A long drink of water 15. Barb Leonard 16. Here comes the Navy! 17. Little Wayne 18. Shmoo Heaven! 19. Don’t we look pretty? 20. Little Jack Lockwood Compliments of Howard Hoffman 26

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— WltcU We Muted MOST CHERISHED POSSESSION PET PEEVE CLASS WILL My guns Giggling women All my books to Bev. No. 46 Same as Einer's Chief of Police to next year's senior My Ford Chevrolets My Lit. book to anyone so unfortunate Mother's picture Bitten fingernails My chair in council to my successor My voice (all the untuned People who call me Nuttsie My ability to carry a tune to Nancy parts of it) My ’37 Flivers and my golf clubs and triple J” Cloistered girls I leave my prowess to anybody who can figure them out My driver's license Not getting the car on Friday night My knowledge to anyone who can be quite so stupid My high school memories My initials My Friday morning assemblies to Martha Brown My class ring Timed writings in typing My U. S. History book to any Jr. My gun and dog Mr. Robinson's Get ready to write My U. S. History book to any Jr. Guess??? People who think they are BIG WHEELS All my ambition in sessions to Phyllis Bradley My dice Thoroughly dissatisfied with the whole setup Jim R. and Jack M., my successors in idle moments at school My friends Mr. Robinson's tests I need all I have A girl (Fern) Tests on my subjects My American Lit. book to some unlucky Jr. My twelve gauge Getting out of the sack My ears to any loving cup My beat-up mitt Readers Digest Vocabulary test No. 4 to Ray Salyer My Mom My trait of never catching on to a joke I guess I need it all for what's ahead of me My gold cross Two-faced people My Saturday nights at Belding to Marcia My gold basketball and track The Reader's Digest My basketball shoes to Mr. Houck foot My scrapbook 3rd hr. classes on the 3rd floor My chair in band to Sitter Membership in the class of ’49 Having Jerklyn bid 10 on 2 My reserved seat at Blandings (usually the pedros floor) to Mickey Fenner My dad's Pontiac 5th Hr. session My marks in Ag. to anybody that is lucky My jeep Men!!! My speech award to Thelma Grosvenor A certain picture in my billfold D. F., J. F., and H. G. My trips to Stanton to Marlene K. so she can see J. M. A certain thing in a certain Get ready to write My typing erasers to anyone who finds them box A pin that has been handed U. S. History tests A new mimeograph machine to Mr. Kidd down for generations I cherish everything I possess A certain person calling me Proxie or Blond ie” To Fern, my rights to Tevie My friends 3rd floor lockers My stacks of R. D. to Ninie Bird The old man’s car Being called Greaser My baseball shoes to anyone who can hold down left field My mother Too numerous to name here My whisde to the next lucky drum majorette Packard's Furniture Co. 25

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fJutu iA. Left to Right: C. Jnnes, B. King, J. Thompson, B, Pearl. Seems as if the class of '50 let the fellows have a landslide in the election of officers; electing Bill Pearl as President; John Thompson, Vice-President; Bill King, Treasurer; Carl Jones, Secretary; with Darwin Christensen and Roger Hansen as Student Council Representatives. They completed an unusually successful year under the advice of Miss Kern, Miss Straight, and Mr. Kidd. The Junior Class participated in many organizations and on various committees this year. Everyone enjoyed their after-game dances, especially the one after the Ithaca basketball game. They also organized an eleven-piece orchestra, The Dreamers,” which proved a success not only to the high school, but to the city as well. We Seniors appreciated the help from the Juniors which made the Junior-Senior Prom a momentous one. The Baccalaureate and Commencement decorations, were equally appreciated. This class, we know, will do great things next year. Good luck, kids! Greenville Dentists